Irish verb

scoir

unyoke

scoir is a Irish verb meaning “unyoke”. Its verbal noun is scor.

Verbal noun: scor

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscoirim
you (singular)scoireann tú
he / shescoireann sé
wescoirimid
you (plural)scoireann sibh
theyscoireann siad
autonomousscoirtear

Past

PersonForm
Iscoir mé
you (singular)scoir tú
he / shescoir sé
wescoireamar
you (plural)scoir sibh
theyscoir siad
autonomousscoireadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscoirfidh mé
you (singular)scoirfidh tú
he / shescoirfidh sé
wescoirfimid
you (plural)scoirfidh sibh
theyscoirfidh siad
autonomousscoirfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscoirfinn
you (singular)scoirfeá
he / shescoirfeadh sé
wescoirfimis
you (plural)scoirfeadh sibh
theyscoirfidís
autonomousscoirfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscoirim
you (singular)scoir
he / shescoireadh sé
wescoirimis
you (plural)scoirigí
theyscoiridís

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Native language name: Gaeilge