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7. AR is used after various classes of verbs.

(a) Verbs of motion upon or against (striking, inflicting, &c.).

Imrim pian ar.		I punish.
Teilgim ar (le).		I throw at.
Casaḋ ar.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	Met.
Ṫárla ar.
Casaḋ an fear orm.		I met the man.
Do ġaḃ sé de ċloċaiḃ orṫa.		He threw stones at them.

(b) After the verb ḂEIRIM.

Ḃeirim ar.	I call (name), (ar before person), induce, persuade, compel a person (to do something).
Ḃeirim iarraċt ar.	I attempt (something or to do something).
Ḃeirim díol ar.	I requite, repay (a person).
Ḃeirim[1] fá n‑deara ar,	I cause, make (a person do something).
Ḃeirim gráḋ ar.	I love (fall in love with), &c.
Ḃeirim míniuġaḋ ar.	I explain.

(c) After the verb BEIRIM.

Beirim ar … ar.	I catch, seize (a person) by (the hand, &c.).
Beirim ar.	I overtake, I catch.
Beirim breiṫeaṁnas ar,	I judge, pass judgment on.
Beirim buaiḋ ar.	I conquer.

1. Cuirim may be used in this sense.