scaoil

Irish

From Old Irish scaílid (“to scatter, disperse”).

scaoil (present analytic scaoileann, future analytic scaoilfidh, verbal noun scaoileadh, past participle scaoilte)

First Conjugation (A)

		singular			plural			relative	autonomous
		first	second	third	first	second	third	relative	autonomous
indicative	present	scaoilim	scaoileann tú; scaoilir^†	scaoileann sé, sí	scaoilimid	scaoileann sibh	scaoileann siad; scaoilid^†	a scaoileann; a scaoileas	scaoiltear
	past	scaoil mé; scaoileas	scaoil tú; scaoilis	scaoil sé, sí	scaoileamar; scaoil muid	scaoil sibh; scaoileabhair	scaoil siad; scaoileadar	a scaoil / ar scaoil*	scaoileadh
	past habitual	scaoilinn	scaoilteá	scaoileadh sé, sí	scaoilimis; scaoileadh muid	scaoileadh sibh	scaoilidís; scaoileadh siad	a scaoileadh / ar scaoileadh*	scaoiltí
	future	scaoilfidh mé; scaoilfead	scaoilfidh tú; scaoilfir^†	scaoilfidh sé, sí	scaoilfimid; scaoilfidh muid	scaoilfidh sibh	scaoilfidh siad; scaoilfid^†	a scaoilfidh; a scaoilfeas	scaoilfear
conditional		scaoilfinn	scaoilfeá	scaoilfeadh sé, sí	scaoilfimis; scaoilfeadh muid	scaoilfeadh sibh	scaoilfidís; scaoilfeadh siad	a scaoilfeadh / ar scaoilfeadh*	scaoilfí
subjunctive	present	go scaoile mé; go scaoilead^†	go scaoile tú; go scaoilir^†	go scaoile sé, sí	go scaoilimid; go scaoile muid	go scaoile sibh	go scaoile siad; go scaoilid^†	—	go scaoiltear
subjunctive	past	dá scaoilinn	dá scaoilteá	dá scaoileadh sé, sí	dá scaoilimis; dá scaoileadh muid	dá scaoileadh sibh	dá scaoilidís; dá scaoileadh siad	—	dá scaoiltí
imperative		scaoilim	scaoil	scaoileadh sé, sí	scaoilimis	scaoiligí; scaoilidh^†	scaoilidís	—	scaoiltear
verbal noun		scaoileadh
past participle		scaoilte

* Indirect relative
† Archaic or dialect form

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