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| Future. | Future. | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | ‑fad. | ‑fam(aoid) | 1. | ‑fead. | ‑feam (fimíd) |
| 2. | ‑fair. | ‑faoi. | 2. | ‑fir. | ‑fí. |
| 3. | ‑faiḋ. | ‑faid. | 3. | ‑fiḋ. | ‑fid. |
| Conditional. | Conditional. | ||||
| 1. | ‑fainn. | ‑famaois. | 1. | ‑finn. | ‑fimís. |
| 2. | ‑fá. | ‑faoi. | 2. | ‑feá. | ‑fí. |
| 3. | ‑faḋ. | ‑fadaois. | 3. | ‑peaḋ. | ‑fidís. |
Irregular Verbs.
It is principally in the future tense that the inflexions of the irregular verbs in Early Modern Usage differ from the forms now generally used.
| Future Tense | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | (no termination) | am (‑maoid). |
| 2. | air | taoi. |
| 3. | a | aid. |
The following verbs took no inflexion in the 3rd person singular of the present time. The forms in brackets are the dependent forms:—
Do-ḃeir (taḃair), deir (abair), do-ġeiḃ (faġaiḃ, faġḃann), do-ġní, do-ċí (faic), (cluin), tig, téid.
The following had no inflexion in the 1st person singular past tense :—
Aduḃairt, (duḃart), atċonnaċ (faca) tánag, cuala, ránag.
