Irish verb

scoith

to strip off

scoith is a Irish verb meaning “to strip off”. Its verbal noun is scoitheadh.

Verbal noun: scoitheadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscoithim
you (singular)scoitheann tú
he / shescoitheann sé
wescoithimid
you (plural)scoitheann sibh
theyscoitheann siad
autonomousscoitear

Past

PersonForm
Iscoith mé
you (singular)scoith tú
he / shescoith sé
wescoitheamar
you (plural)scoith sibh
theyscoith siad
autonomousscoitheadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscoithfidh mé
you (singular)scoithfidh tú
he / shescoithfidh sé
wescoithfimid
you (plural)scoithfidh sibh
theyscoithfidh siad
autonomousscoithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscoithfinn
you (singular)scoithfeá
he / shescoithfeadh sé
wescoithfimis
you (plural)scoithfeadh sibh
theyscoithfidís
autonomousscoithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscoithim
you (singular)scoith
he / shescoitheadh sé
wescoithimis
you (plural)scoithigí
theyscoithidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge