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Present Tense.
ABSOLUTE.			DEPENDENT.
1. do-ċím (ċiḋim)			feicim
2. do-ċír, &c.			feicir
3. do-ċí sé, ċíonn sé			feiceann sé
1. do-ċímíd			feicimíd
2. do-ċíṫí			feiceann siḃ
3. do-ċíd			feicid
Autonomous,	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	do-ċítear do-ċíṫear	feicṫear

390. The prefix do-, now usually dropped, is an altered form of the old prefix at—e.g., atċím. This form survives in the spoken language only in the Ulster form, ’tím or tiḋim, &c.

1. do-ċínnm (ċiḋinn)	feicinn
2. do-ċíṫeá, &c.	feicṫeá
3. do-ċíoḋ sé	feiceaḋ sé
1. do-ċímís	feicimís
2. do-ċíoḋ siḃ	feiceaḋ siḃ
3. do-ċídís	feicidís

In spoken language feicinn, &c., is used in both Absolute and Dependent constructions.

Ulster usage, tiḋeann, tiḋṫeá, &c.