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+ | *''for a discussion of the uses of verbal nouns see [[Verbal Nouns]] | ||
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+ | ===broaden and suffix -adh== | ||
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+ | This method is used for words ending in ''-aich'', monosyllabic words ending in ''-ail'', and ''-ich''. To form the verbal noun, make the final consonant [[Broad (definition)|broad]] by doing one of the following: | ||
+ | *-aich --> ach+adh | ||
+ | *-ich --> each+adh e.g. | ||
+ | *-ail --> al+adh, e.g., buail --> bualadh | ||
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+ | ===broaden, syncope final syllable, suffix -adh=== | ||
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+ | where C stands for any consonant. | ||
+ | *Cail --> Cl+adh | ||
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==Suffix -amh== | ==Suffix -amh== | ||
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+ | ==Suffix -e== | ||
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+ | !Imperative | ||
+ | !verbal Noun | ||
+ | !verb meaning | ||
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+ | |ith | ||
+ | |ithe | ||
+ | |eat | ||
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+ | |suidh | ||
+ | |suidhe | ||
+ | |sit | ||
+ | |} | ||
==Irregular non-suppletive changes== | ==Irregular non-suppletive changes== |
Revision as of 13:59, 13 June 2009
This section is largely based on chapter 8 of Colin Marks (2006) Gaelic Verbs: Systemized and Simplified
- for a definition of verbal noun see Verbal Noun (definition)
- for a discussion of the uses of verbal nouns see Verbal Nouns
Contents
Verbal noun is the same as the imperative
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
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leum | leum | jump |
obair | obair | work |
òl | òl | drink |
ruith | ruith | run |
seinn | seinn | sing |
stad | stad | stop |
streap | streap | climb |
Suffix -(e)adh
Suffix -adh
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
---|---|---|
danns | dannsadh | dance |
leugh | leughadh | read |
pòg | pògadh | kiss |
sgriobh | sgriobhadh | write |
=broaden and suffix -adh
This method is used for words ending in -aich, monosyllabic words ending in -ail, and -ich. To form the verbal noun, make the final consonant broad by doing one of the following:
- -aich --> ach+adh
- -ich --> each+adh e.g.
- -ail --> al+adh, e.g., buail --> bualadh
broaden, syncope final syllable, suffix -adh
where C stands for any consonant.
- Cail --> Cl+adh
Suffix -amh
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
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dean | deanamh | do |
seas | seasamh | sit |
Suffix -t(a)inn
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
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cluinn | cluinntinn | listen |
seall | sealltainn | look |
Suffix -e
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
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ith | ithe | eat |
suidh | suidhe | sit |
Irregular non-suppletive changes
Suppletive verbal nouns
Imperative | verbal Noun | verb meaning |
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abair | ràdh | say |
rach | dol | go |
thàladh | falbh | leave |