Footnotes
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The root of a verb is the 2nd person singular imperative - the form
given as a headword in the dictionary (mol, bris, beannaigh,
bailigh).
The stem is the form that suffixes are added to, usually given
as (mol, bris, beann, bail).
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To summarize the summary of the summary: verbs are a problem....
(apologies to Douglas Adams.)
- ``irregular''
is of course the old term for these verbs, and is
no longer acceptable as it is considered offensive. The new term
is ``differently conjugated.'' Similarly, what used to be known
as ``defective'' verbs are now to be called ``conjugationally
challenged.''
jtm