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conjugation of (irregular) &#42; indirect relative † archaic or dialect form ‡ dependent form ‡‡ dependent form used with particles that trigger

in older literary language and Munster, the present indicative, past habitual, future, and conditional have independent forms built on the stem (in West Kerry delenited to ); the  forms listed above are dependent and are only used in the present and habitual; in Munster, the past independent forms are pronounced with initial  but spelled in a variety of ways; the verbal noun is also different in Munster: ¶ West Kerry

In Ulster, the present indicative, past habitual, future, and conditional have independent forms built on the stem tí- (also spelled tchí-); the feic- forms listed above are dependent and are only used in the present and habitual. The simple past indicative independent form is thainic or thanaic (the dependent form being faca, as in the standard language):