_I make my horse trot_, eshisheriwuēgh aïsin.
_I keep back my horse_, esamásănagh aïsin.
_I make him gallop_, etegeriwuēgh aïsin.
_I take a ride_, ushírgeshagh; adsummorómaragh.
[Note: _Eshisheriwuēgh, etegeriwuēgh_, seem to show _wuēgh_ as marking
the 1st person of a causative verb, when the root ends in _au_.
_Shisherau_, perhaps, denotes frequentative alternative movement, nearly
as _sheresherau_, to work the pump-handle.
_Esámăsan_, causative, from _amăsan?_
_Etegeriwūegh_ (I set loose?) has _et_ to mark present tense. I make the
root _igherau_, it is easy: whence _egheraugh_, I am easier,
_yeherowen_, easy; _iharowen_, spacious.
_Adsummorómaragh_ seems to be a causative from a frequentative root
_mormor_. _Ad_ marks present time.]
64. _I will go into a boat_, erhēgh ogish-n-tóraft [_I desire the
entering of a boat_].
_I entered a boat_, egĭshagh tóraft.
_I get on the sand_, tarásănagh taméllelt.
_We have got on the sand_, urannar-n-akal.
_I disembark_, tabarbăragh tóraft.
[Note: _Tarásănagh_ (from _yarăsan_,) he touched? he grazed? _Tursar_
(211.), ran aground.]