Irish verb

scoilt

to split

scoilt is a Irish verb meaning “to split”. Its verbal noun is scoilteadh.

Verbal noun: scoilteadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscoiltim
you (singular)scoilteann tú
he / shescoilteann sé
wescoiltimid
you (plural)scoilteann sibh
theyscoilteann siad
autonomousscoiltear

Past

PersonForm
Iscoilt mé
you (singular)scoilt tú
he / shescoilt sé
wescoilteamar
you (plural)scoilt sibh
theyscoilt siad
autonomousscoilteadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscoiltfidh mé
you (singular)scoiltfidh tú
he / shescoiltfidh sé
wescoiltfimid
you (plural)scoiltfidh sibh
theyscoiltfidh siad
autonomousscoiltfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscoiltfinn
you (singular)scoiltfeá
he / shescoiltfeadh sé
wescoiltfimis
you (plural)scoiltfeadh sibh
theyscoiltfidís
autonomousscoiltfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscoiltim
you (singular)scoilt
he / shescoilteadh sé
wescoiltimis
you (plural)scoiltigí
theyscoiltidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge