Irish verb

scaoil

to discharge

scaoil is a Irish verb meaning “to discharge”. Its verbal noun is scaoileadh.

Verbal noun: scaoileadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscaoilim
you (singular)scaoileann tú
he / shescaoileann sé
wescaoilimid
you (plural)scaoileann sibh
theyscaoileann siad
autonomousscaoiltear

Past

PersonForm
Iscaoil mé
you (singular)scaoil tú
he / shescaoil sé
wescaoileamar
you (plural)scaoil sibh
theyscaoil siad
autonomousscaoileadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscaoilfidh mé
you (singular)scaoilfidh tú
he / shescaoilfidh sé
wescaoilfimid
you (plural)scaoilfidh sibh
theyscaoilfidh siad
autonomousscaoilfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscaoilfinn
you (singular)scaoilfeá
he / shescaoilfeadh sé
wescaoilfimis
you (plural)scaoilfeadh sibh
theyscaoilfidís
autonomousscaoilfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscaoilim
you (singular)scaoil
he / shescaoileadh sé
wescaoilimis
you (plural)scaoiligí
theyscaoilidís

scaoil in context

Scaoil saor mé!

Set me free!

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Native language name: Gaeilge