Irish verb

scoith

to strip off

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

Verbal noun: scoitheadh

Present

Person	Form
I	scoithim
you (singular)	scoitheann tú
he / she	scoitheann sé
we	scoithimid
you (plural)	scoitheann sibh
they	scoitheann siad
autonomous	scoitear

Past

Person	Form
I	scoith mé
you (singular)	scoith tú
he / she	scoith sé
we	scoitheamar
you (plural)	scoith sibh
they	scoith siad
autonomous	scoitheadh

Future

Person	Form
I	scoithfidh mé
you (singular)	scoithfidh tú
he / she	scoithfidh sé
we	scoithfimid
you (plural)	scoithfidh sibh
they	scoithfidh siad
autonomous	scoithfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	scoithfinn
you (singular)	scoithfeá
he / she	scoithfeadh sé
we	scoithfimis
you (plural)	scoithfeadh sibh
they	scoithfidís
autonomous	scoithfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	scoithim
you (singular)	scoith
he / she	scoitheadh sé
we	scoithimis
you (plural)	scoithigí
they	scoithidís

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