Abair (irregular verb) - Revision history

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 A common idiomatic usage: when used by itself, it means something along the line "what a...!" or "Say, look!".
 ''Abair latha math!''
-'what a good day!'
 ''Abair duine laghach!''
-'what a nice man'
 ''Abair car breagha!''
-'what a beautiful car!'
 ==Summary  of forms==

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 A common idiomatic usage: when used by itself, it means something along the line "what a...!" or "Say, look!".
-*''Abair latha math'' 'what a good day'
+''Abair latha math!''
-*Abair duine laghach 'what a nice man'
+'what a good day!'
-*Abair car breagha 'what a beautiful car'
+''Abair duine laghach!''
 ==Summary  of forms==

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 ==Uses==
-A common idiomatic usage: when used by itself, it means something along the line "what a" or "Say, look"
+A common idiomatic usage: when used by itself, it means something along the line "what a...!" or "Say, look!".
-*Abair latha math 'what a good day'
+*''Abair latha math'' 'what a good day'
-*Abair duine laghach "what a nice man'
+*Abair duine laghach 'what a nice man'
 *Abair car breagha 'what a beautiful car'

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 [[Category: Irregular Verb]]
 [[Category: Morphology]]
+[[Category: Inflection]]

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 !Future
 |their
-|abair
+|abair<sup>3</sup>
 |-align=center
 !Relative Future
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 !future
 |theirear
-|abrar
+|abrar<sup>3</sup>
 |-align=center
 !relative future
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 !rowspan="2"|Conditional Mood!!colspan="2"|active
 |theireadh<sup>2</sup> <br> (theirinn<sup>1</sup> in 1st singular)
-|colspan="2"|abradh<sup>2</sup><br>  (abrainn<sup>1</sup> in 1st sing)
+|colspan="2"|abradh<sup>2,3</sup><br>  (abrainn<sup>1,3</sup> in 1st sing)
 |-align=center
 !colspan="2"|impersonal
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 *<sup>1</sup> these forms are not used with any subject, they contain the subject in the inflection of the verb ([[Pro-Drop]])
 *<sup>2</sup> takes tu rather than thu in the 2nd person.
-*<sup>3</sup> Abair is rarely used to mean "Say" in the imperative, instead the regular verb ''can'' is more often used.
+*<sup>3</sup> Abair is rarely used to mean "Say" in the imperative and dependent forms in the future and conditional, instead the regular verb ''can'' is more often used.
 ==Non Conditional Moods (indicative, interrogative, negative)==

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 !colspan="3"|verbal noun
-|radh
+|ràdh
 |}
 Notes:

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-!colspan="3"|context!!independent!!ADependent
+!colspan="3"|context!!independent!!Dependent
 |-align=center
 !rowspan="6"|basic forms!!rowspan="3"|active!!past
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 |-align=center
 !Relative Future
-|---||their
+|---
 |-align=center
 !rowspan="3"|impersonal<sup>1</sup>!!past