Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Gaulish verbs

As, from what I've observed already, you're the expert here when it comes to dead languages (great list of Proto-Germanic neologisms!), I thought you might help me with something. As I've mentioned before in our discussion at the information desk, Gaulish verbs are "the worst of the worsts". They are really poorly conserved, mostly with one or two forms and never in infinitive. How should I describe the forms in translation section? As a corresponding English structure, like for example siaxsou – "I will seek", "I will search", "I will look for", or rather by means of grammatical description, like lubi – second person imperative form of a Gaulish verb meaning "to love" not attested in other forms? Bli med (talk) 18:06, 10 August 2012 (UTC)