Irish verb

scealp

splinter

scealp is a Irish verb meaning “splinter”. Its verbal noun is sgealpadh.

Verbal noun: sgealpadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscealpaim mé
you (singular)sgealpann tú
he / shescealpann sé
wescealpaimid
you (plural)sgealpann sibh
theysgealpann siad
autonomousscealptar

Past

PersonForm
Isgealp mé
you (singular)sgealp tú
he / sheshcealp sé
weshcealpamar
you (plural)sgealp sibh
theysgealp siad
autonomousshcealpadh

Future

PersonForm
Isgealpfaidh mé
you (singular)sgealpfaidh tú
he / shescealpfaidh sé
wescealpfaimid
you (plural)sgealpfaidh sibh
theysgealpfaidh siad
autonomousscealpfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishcealpfainn mé
you (singular)shcealpfá tú
he / sheshcealpfadh sé
weshcealpfaimis
you (plural)sgealpfadh sibh
theysgealpfaidís
autonomousshcealpfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isgealpaim
you (singular)sgealp
he / shesgealpadh sé
wesgealpaimis
you (plural)sgealpaigí
theysgealpaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge