Irish verb

scairt

to shout

scairt is a Irish verb meaning “to shout”. Its verbal noun is scairteadh.

Verbal noun: scairteadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscairtim
you (singular)scairteann tú
he / shescairteann sé
wescairtimid
you (plural)scairteann sibh
theyscairteann siad
autonomousscairtear

Past

PersonForm
Iscairt mé
you (singular)scairt tú
he / shescairt sé
wescairteamar
you (plural)scairt sibh
theyscairt siad
autonomousscairteadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscairtfidh mé
you (singular)scairtfidh tú
he / shescairtfidh sé
wescairtfimid
you (plural)scairtfidh sibh
theyscairtfidh siad
autonomousscairtfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscairtfinn
you (singular)scairtfeá
he / shescairtfeadh sé
wescairtfimis
you (plural)scairtfeadh sibh
theyscairtfidís
autonomousscairtfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscairtim
you (singular)scairt
he / shescairteadh sé
wescairtimis
you (plural)scairtigí
theyscairtidís

scairt in context

"Cad atá cearr leat?" a scairt Norma-Jean nuair a chaith Rebekka an babhla isteach sa doirteal de ráig.

"What's wrong with you?" called Norma-Jean when Rebekka chucked the bowl into the sink.

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Native language name: Gaeilge