§ 5 Dry, to Bring
Except that the present is:—
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. dorov or drov. | 1. doren or dren. |
| 2. doreth or dreth. | 2. dorough or dreugh. |
| 3. dore or dre. | 3. dorens or drens. |
the second person singular of the imperative is doro or dro, and the preterite third person singular is dres or dros, this verb is rŷ with a d prefixed. The present participle is ow trŷ.
§ 6. Gŏdhvos, or gŏdhvas, to know, compounded of godh or gŭdh=knowledge, and bos, to be.
I. Present.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gôn or goram. | 1. gŏdhon. |
| 2. gŏdhas. | 2. gŏdhough. |
| 3. gôr (second state wôr or ’ôr). | 3. gŏdhons. |
II. Imperfect, used also as Perfect.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gŏdhen, gŏdhyen. | 1. gŏdhen, gŏdhyen. |
| 2. gŏdhes, gŏdhyes. | 2. gŏdheugh, gŏdhyeugh. |
| 3. gŏdha, gŏdhya. | 3. gŏdhens, gŏdhyens. |
III. Preterite. The second form, given by Lhuyd, is a rather improbable tense, and is not found elsewhere.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gŏdhvên, gwedhun. | 1. gŏdhvên, gwedhyn. |
| 2. gŏdhvês, gwedhys. | 2. gŏdhveugh, gwedheugh. |
| 3. gŏdhvê, gwedhewys. | 3. gŏdhvons, gwedhans, gweians. |
IV. Pluperfect or Conditional.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gŏdhvîen. | 1. gŏdhvîen. |
| 2. gŏdhvîes. | 2. gŏdhvîeugh. |
| 3. gŏdhvîa. | 3. gŏdhvîens. |
V. Subjunctive.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gŏdhevav, gŏdhav. | 1. gŏdhven. |
| 2. gŏdhvy, gŏdhy. | 2. gŏdhveugh. |
| 3. gŏdhvo. | 3. gŏdhvens or gŏdhans. |
VI. Future.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. gŏdhvedhav, gŏffedhav. | 1. gŏdhvedhen, gŏffedhen. |
| 2. gŏdhvedhes, gŏffedhes. | 2. gŏdhvedheugh, goffedheugh. |
| 3. gŏdhvedh, gŏffedh. | 3. gŏdhvedhens, gŏffedhens. |
VII. Optative.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. re wŏffen. | 1. re wŏffen. |
| 2. re wŏffas. | 2. re wŏffeugh. |
| 3. re wŏffa. | 3. re wŏffens. |
Imperative.
| Singular. | Plural. |
| 1. wanting. | 1. gŏdhvedhen. |
| 2. gŏdhvedh. | 2. gŏdhvedheugh. |
| 3. gŏdhvedhens. | 3. gŏdhvedhens. |
Infinitive, gŏdhvos, gŏdhvas, gŏvos.
Present Participle, ow cŏdhvos.
Past Participle, gŏdhvedhes.
Inflected Passive, gŏdher.
In the impersonal form and elsewhere, when this verb has its initial in the second state, w is substituted for g.
The Optative re wŏffen, etc. seems to be formed on the imperfect mixed up with the subjunctive.