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table below. And so on with the other groups.
| Mac, | Bac, | Sac, | Fan, | Lag | |
| Fál, | Cá, | Ná, | Gá, | Tá | |
| Gé, | Bé, | Sé, | Mé | Cém | Lém |
| Bí, | Sí, | Tír | Mín | Sín | Lín |
| Cró, | Bó, | Dó, | Mó, | Bróg, | Brón |
| Cúl, | Cú, | Brú, | Ciú, | Gúna | úr |
| Siuc | Fliuch | Siupa | Piuc | Triuch |
These are words which anybody who has studied the table will have no difficulty in pronouncing. The meaning of all the words is given in the following vocabulary:—
| Mac, a son. | Cúl, the back of the |
| Fál, a hedge | head. |
| Gé, a goose. | Bé, a lady (poetical), |
| Bí, be thou. | Fán, wandering. |
| Fí, weaving, ander | Mó, more. |
| Sí she. | Mín, fine. |
| Cró, a pen or fold. | Siuc, frost. |
| Dá, Two, hope. | Tá, is, are. |
| Rúm, a room. | Ná, don’t. |
| Bac, heed (ná bac les= | Lín, flax |
| don’t mind him) | Bó, a cow |
| Sac, a sack | Bróg, a boot |
| Fan, stay | Brón, sorrow |
| Lag, weak | Cú, a greyhound |
| Cá, where | Brú, bruising, crushing |
| Gá, necessity | Clú, fame |
| Sé, he | Gúna, a gown |
| Mé, I | úr, fresh |
| Cém, a step | Fliuch, wet |
| Lém, a leap | Siupa, a shop |
| Tír, country | Piuc, a bit |
| Mín, fine, smooth | Triuch, whooping |
| Sín, stretch | cough |
