The following verb is subject to the same irregularity:

morir,

to die.

THIRD DIVISION.-VERBS ABSOLUTELY IRREGULAR.

The verbs which are absolutely irregular may be reduced to twenty-four in the three conjugations, of which three belong to the first; viz. :—

Observe, that I do not place in this list the verbs which scrupulously follow in their irregularities any one of the above; but I have put after each a list of those which are conjugated in the same way.

I will now conjugate each of these irregulars in turn, omitting only those tenses which are regular, and the compound tenses, formed, as I have more than once explained, by the union of the past participle with the verb to have.

This verb will be found conjugated in full at Chapter Ninth.

The compounds of this verb, recaer, to re-fall, and decaer, to decay, are subject to the same irregularity.