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Usage

This template generates conjugation tables for Irish irregular verbs other than bí, which has its own at {{ga-conj-bí}}. 

{{ga-conj-irreg|''initial''|''medial''|''final''|q=
  |past1=|past2=|past3=|pastq=|pastaut=
  |fut1=|fut2=|fut3=|futq=
  |vn=
}}

initial, medial, final and quality are obligatory parameters and slenderstem=, tquality=, syncope=, vn= and pp= are optional parameters.

  • initial should contain the initial letter of the verb (case-sensitive). If the first letter is s, then the first two letters of the verb should be included here.
  • final should contain the final letter of the verb (case-sensitive). When the verb ends in a lenited consonant (e.g. bh or th), both letters should be included. For double consonants (e.g. ll or nn), however, only the final letter should be included.
  • medial should contain everything between the contents of initial and final that is used in conjugated forms.
  • q= should contain either broad or slender, depending on the quality of the final consonant used in conjugated forms. For example, use broad for déan and slender for cluin.
  • past1= The “initial” of the past tense.
  • past2= The “medial” of the past tense.
  • past3= The “final” of the past tense.
  • pastq= The quality (broad or slender) of the final consonant of the past tense.
  • pastaut= The past autonomous form (complete)
  • fut1= The “initial” of the future stem.
  • fut2= The “medial” of the future stem.
  • fut3= The “final” of the future stem.
  • futq= The quality (broad or slender) of the final consonant of the future stem.
  • vn= The verbal noun (complete)


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