2. A considerable number of Verbs have their Infinitive like the Root; as,

Caoidh, lament. Ol, drink.
Dearmad, neglect. Ruith, run.
Fàs, grow. Snamh, swim.
Gairm, call. Sniomh, twine.
Meas, estimate.

3. Polysyllables in ch, whose characteristic Vowel is small, either throw it away, or convert it into a broad Vowel and add adh; as,

Ceannaich, buy, Ceannachadh.
Smuainich, think, Smuaineachadh.

Most Monosyllables in sg, and a few others, follow the same Rule; as,

Imper. Infin. Imper. Infin.
Coisg, check, Cosgadh. Naisg, bind, Nasgadh.
Fàisg, wring, Fàsgadh. Paisg, wrap, Pasgadh.
Loisg, burn, Losgadh. Blais, taste, Blasadh.
Luaisg, rock, Luasgadh. Buail, strike, Bualadh.

4. Many Verbs, whose characteristic Vowel is small, either throw it away, or convert it into a broad Vowel, without adding adh; as,

Imper. Infin. Imper. Infin.
Amhairc, look, Amharc. Iomain, drive, Ioman.
Amais, reach, Amas. Leighis, cure, Leigheas.
Caill, lose, Call. Sguir, cease, Sgur.
Ceangail, bind, Ceangal. Siubhail, travel, Siubhal.
Cuir, put, Cur. Tachrais, wind, Tachras.
Coimhid, keep, Coimhead. Tiondaidh, turn, Tiondadh.
Fulaing, suffer, Fulang. Toirmisg, forbid, Toirmeasg.
Fuirich, stay, Fuireach. Toinail, gather, Toinal.
Guil, weep, Gul. Tionsgail, contrive, Tionsgal.

5. The following Verbs in air add t to the Root:—