Irish verb

scaip

to disperse

scaip is a Irish verb meaning “to disperse”. Its verbal noun is scaipeadh.

Verbal noun: scaipeadh

How Irish verb conjugation works — understand the patterns behind the forms below.

Present

PersonForm
Iscaipim
you (singular)scaipeann tú
he / shescaipeann sé
wescaipimid
you (plural)scaipeann sibh
theyscaipeann siad
autonomousscaiptear

Past

PersonForm
Iscaip mé
you (singular)scaip tú
he / shescaip sé
wescaipeamar
you (plural)scaip sibh
theyscaip siad
autonomousscaipeadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscaipfidh mé
you (singular)scaipfidh tú
he / shescaipfidh sé
wescaipfimid
you (plural)scaipfidh sibh
theyscaipfidh siad
autonomousscaipfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscaipfinn
you (singular)scaipfeá
he / shescaipfeadh sé
wescaipfimis
you (plural)scaipfeadh sibh
theyscaipfidís
autonomousscaipfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscaipim
you (singular)scaip
he / shescaipeadh sé
wescaipimis
you (plural)scaipigí
theyscaipidís

scaip in context

Scaip an scéal ó dhuine go duine.

The news spread from person to person.

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Native language name: Gaeilge