NEDDAMON DELGU LINDA

(fronted) gen. Pl. neut. + 1^st pres. (Verb) + neut. Pl. acc. (Object)

"I hold the drinks of the nearest"

VS:

TOMEDECLAI OBALDA NATINA
Past. 3^rd Sg. (Verb) + Nom. Fem. (Subject)
"Obalda the youngest daughter set me up"

VOS:

ATEGNATI DRUTIGNI KARNITU ARTUAS' COISIS DRUTIGNOS
(fronted) dat. (Ind.Obj.)+ Past. 3^rd Sg. (Verb) + Acc. (Object) + Nom. Sg. (Subject)
"For Ategnatos son of Drutios, Coisis son of Drutios established the burial mound""

VSO:
SIOXTI ALBANOS PANNA EXTRA TUDD CCC
3^rd Sg. Past. (Verb) + Nom. Sg. (Subject) + acc. Pl.(Object)

"Albanos sought a lot of 300 vessels"

To be

I've been working on Gaulish verbs and I'd like to share with you what I've worked out on the verb "to be". I think what I have is true and correct but there is always the chance that some of it may be in error, being that most of it is reconstructed and not attested by known examples. I've marked the unattested forms with an asterix.

es = to be, or Latin er
bu = past tense to be
bi = future tense to be

Present Tense

Singular	Plural
1. immi, imi	1. *immu, *immus, *immei, *immesi
2. *esi, *esiti	2. *este, *estesuis
3. esti, *estis, *estsi	3. *sent, *senti, *sint, *sinti

Past Tense

Singular	Plural
1. *buimi	1. *buimu
2. *buesi	2. *buete
3. *bueti, *buieti, buetid	3. *buont

Future Tense

Singular	Plural
1. *biimi	1. *biimu
2. *biesi	2. *biete
3. *bieti, *biieti, *bietid	3. *biont

Also, the verbal suffix "-utu, -utus", when attached at the end of a verb will change the tense of that verb to the subjunctive tense.