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136. When an adjective of the 1st declension agrees with a feminine noun, it is declined like a noun of the 2nd declension (see cos, par. 67, &c.), but it never takes iḃ in the dative plural.
Adjectives ending in aċ form their plural by adding a, both for masculine and feminine.
Examples. | |||
137. | mór, big | ||
SINGULAR. | PLURAL. | ||
Masc. | Fem. | Masc. & Fem. | |
Nom. & Acc. | mór | mór | móra |
Gen. | móir | móire | mór |
Dat. | mór | móir | móra |
Voc. | móir | mór | móra |
138. | geal, bright | ||
Nom. & Acc. | geal | geal | geala |
Gen. | gil | gile | geal |
Dat. | geal | gil | geala |
Voc. | gil | geal | geala |
139. | díreaċ, straight, direct. | ||
Nom. & Acc. | díreaċ | díreaċ | díreaċa |
Gen. | díriġ | díriġe | díreaċ |
Dat. | díreaċ | díriġ | díreaċa |
Voc. | díriġ | díreaċ | díreaċa |
140. The following list of adjectives gives examples of the vowel-changes mentioned above. The genitive