Irish verb

scor

to slash

scor is a Irish verb meaning “to slash”. Its verbal noun is scoradh.

Verbal noun: scoradh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscoraim
you (singular)scorann tú
he / shescorann sé
wescoraimid
you (plural)scorann sibh
theyscorann siad
autonomousscortar

Past

PersonForm
Iscor mé
you (singular)scor tú
he / shescor sé
wescoramar
you (plural)scor sibh
theyscor siad
autonomousscoradh

Future

PersonForm
Iscorfaidh mé
you (singular)scorfaidh tú
he / shescorfaidh sé
wescorfaimid
you (plural)scorfaidh sibh
theyscorfaidh siad
autonomousscorfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscorfainn
you (singular)scorfá
he / shescorfadh sé
wescorfaimis
you (plural)scorfadh sibh
theyscorfaidís
autonomousscorfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscoraim
you (singular)scor
he / shescoradh sé
wescoraimis
you (plural)scoraigí
theyscoraidís

scor in context

Agus, ar scor ar bith, nach cuma?

And anyway, does it matter?

Cé tú féin ar scor ar bith?

Who are you anyway?

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Native language name: Gaeilge