Irish verb

scaoil

to discharge

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

Verbal noun: scaoileadh

Present

Person	Form
I	scaoilim
you (singular)	scaoileann tú
he / she	scaoileann sé
we	scaoilimid
you (plural)	scaoileann sibh
they	scaoileann siad
autonomous	scaoiltear

Past

Person	Form
I	scaoil mé
you (singular)	scaoil tú
he / she	scaoil sé
we	scaoileamar
you (plural)	scaoil sibh
they	scaoil siad
autonomous	scaoileadh

Future

Person	Form
I	scaoilfidh mé
you (singular)	scaoilfidh tú
he / she	scaoilfidh sé
we	scaoilfimid
you (plural)	scaoilfidh sibh
they	scaoilfidh siad
autonomous	scaoilfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	scaoilfinn
you (singular)	scaoilfeá
he / she	scaoilfeadh sé
we	scaoilfimis
you (plural)	scaoilfeadh sibh
they	scaoilfidís
autonomous	scaoilfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	scaoilim
you (singular)	scaoil
he / she	scaoileadh sé
we	scaoilimis
you (plural)	scaoiligí
they	scaoilidís

scaoil in context

Scaoil saor mé!

Set me free!

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