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* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form
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Usage
This template is to be used with the so-called "contract" verbs of the Irish first conjugation.
The template is to be used as follows:
{{ga-conj-1c|1|2|q=}}
Replace 1
with the first letter of the root (if the first letter is s, type the first two letters here). Replace 2
with everything that comes between the first letter(s) in 1
and the igh (or gh after í) at the end of lemma form of the verb. (Do not include the (i)gh at all.) The parameter |q=
is set to e
, o
, or i
as follows:
- If the letter preceding igh is é (e.g. léigh), set
|q=e
- If the letters preceding igh are (e)á, ao, eo, ó, ua, or ú (e.g. báigh, leáigh, glaoigh, dóigh, fuaigh, brúigh), set
|q=o
- If the letter preceding igh is u or a consonant (e.g. suigh, nigh), set
|q=i
- If the verb ends in ígh (e.g. maígh), set
|q=í
For example, for
báigh, type
{{ga-conj-1c|b|á|q=o}}
and for
spréigh, type
{{ga-conj-1c|sp|ré|q=e}}
If the entire root prior to
igh is taken up by
1
, leave
2
blank. So, for
suigh, type
{{ga-conj-1c|su||q=i}}
If the verbal noun is
not formed by dropping
-igh from the root (or in the case of
|q=i
verbs, by replacing
-igh with
-í), specify it using the optional parameter
|vn=
. For example, for
léigh, type
{{ga-conj-1c|l|é||q=e|vn=léamh}}
If the past participle is not formed by replacing -igh of the root with -ite, specify it using the optional parameter |pp=
.