419. As well as the regular Past Tense, d’iṫeas, &c., there is another Past Tense, viz., duaḋas, in use.
| SINGULAR. | PLURAL. |
| 1. duaḋas | duaḋamar |
| 2. duaḋais | duaḋaḃar |
| 3. duaiḋ sé | duaḋadar |
RIĠIM, I REACH.
420. This verb is nearly obsolete, its place being taken by the regular verbs sroiċim and sroisim.
Its Past Tense is inflected like tánag.
| 1. rángas, ránag | rángamar |
| 2. rángais | rángaḃar |
| 3. ráinig sé | rángadar |
roċtain or riaċtain.
Riġim has a special usage in the phrase riġim a leas, “I need,” (whence, riaċtanas, need, necessity: riaċtanaċ, necessary: from the verbal noun.)
MARḂAIM or MARḂUIĠIM, I KILL.
422. This verb is quite regular except in Future and Conditional.
Future, maróḃad, marḃóċad, maireóḃad, mairḃeóċad or muirḃfead (with usual terminations).
Conditional, ṁaróḃainn, ṁarḃóċainn, ṁaireoḃainn, ṁairḃeóċainn or ṁuirḃfinn, &c., &c.
Verbal Noun.
marḃaḋ or marḃuġaḋ, to kill or killing.
