_Sing._ 1. S[^o]k-ja Lufie. 2. S[^o]k-eis Lufast. 3. S[^o]k-eith Lufadh. _Plur._ 1. S[^o]k-jam Lufiadh. 2. S[^o]k-eith Lufiadh. 3. S[^o]k-jand Lufiadh. _Praet._ _Sing._ 1. S[^o]kida Lufode. 2. S[^o]kides Lufodest. 3. S[^o]kida Lufode. _Plur._ 1. S[^o]kid[^e]dum Lufodon. 2. S[^o]kid[^e]duth Lufodon. 3. S[^o]kid[^e]dun Lufodon. _Subjunctive._ M.G. A.S. _Present._ _Sing._ 1. S[^o]kj['a]u } 2. S[^o]kj['a]is } Lufige. 3. S[^o]kj['a]i } _Plur._ 1. S[^o]kj['a]ima } 2. S[^o]kj['a]ith } Lufion. 3. S[^o]kj['a]ina } _Praet._ _Sing._ 1. S[^o]kid[^e]dj['a]u } 2. S[^o]kid[^e]deis } Lufode. 3. S[^o]kid[^e]di } _Plur._ 1. S[^o]kid[^e]deima } 2. S[^o]kid[^e]deith } Lufodon 3. S[^o]kid[^e]deina } The conjugation of the auxiliary verb in Moeso-Gothic is as follows. It may be compared with the A. S. s. 89. {50} _Indicative. Pres._ _Subjunctive. Pres._ _Sing._ _Plur._ _Sing._ _Plur._ 1. Im (_I am_) Sijum. 1. Sij['a]u Sij['a]ima. 2. Is Sijuth. 2. Sij['a]is Sij['a]ith. 3. Ist Sind. 3. Sij['a]i Sij['a]ina. _Praet._ _Praet._ 1. Vas V[^e]sum. 1. V[^e]sj['a]u V[^e]seima. 2. Vast V[^e]suth. 2. V[^e]seis V[^e]seith. 3. Vas V[^e]sun. 3. V[^e]sei V[^e]seina. _Inf._ Visan and Sijan--(_to be_). _Part._ Visands--(_being_). s. 94. The points of likeness or difference between two languages, each of the Low Germanic division, may be partially collected from the following comparison between certain Old Frisian and certain Anglo-Saxon inflections. In the comparison the first point to be noticed is the _Transition of Letters_. _['a]_ in Frisian corresponds to _e['a]_ in A. S.; as _d['a]d_, _r['a]d_, _l['a]s_, _str['a]m_, _b['a]m_, _c['a]p_, _['a]re_, _h['a]p_, Frisian; _de['a]d_, _re['a]d_, _le['a]s_, _stre['a]m_, _be['a]m_, _ce['a]p_, _e['a]re_, _he['a]p_, Saxon; _dead_, _red_, _loose_, _stream_, _tree_ (boom), _bargain_ (cheap, chapman), _ear_, _heap_, English. _['e]_ Frisian corresponds to ^a), the A. S. _['a]_; as _Eth_, _t['e]ken_, _h['e]l_, _br['e]d_, Fris.; _['a]th_, _t['a]cen_, _h['a]l_, _br['a]d_, Saxon; _oath_, _token_, _hale_, _broad_, English;--^b), to A. S. _ae_; _h['e]r_, _d['e]de_, _br['e]da_, Frisian; _haer_, _daed_, _braedan_, A. S.; _hair_, _deed_, _roast_, English.