Irish verb

scuab

to sweep

scuab is a Irish verb meaning “to sweep”. Its verbal noun is scuabadh.

Verbal noun: scuabadh

Present

Person	Form
I	scuabaim
you (singular)	scuabann tú
he / she	scuabann sé
we	scuabaimid
you (plural)	scuabann sibh
they	scuabann siad
autonomous	scuabtar

Past

Person	Form
I	scuab mé
you (singular)	scuab tú
he / she	scuab sé
we	scuabamar
you (plural)	scuab sibh
they	scuab siad
autonomous	scuabadh

Future

Person	Form
I	scuabfaidh mé
you (singular)	scuabfaidh tú
he / she	scuabfaidh sé
we	scuabfaimid
you (plural)	scuabfaidh sibh
they	scuabfaidh siad
autonomous	scuabfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	scuabfainn
you (singular)	scuabfá
he / she	scuabfadh sé
we	scuabfaimis
you (plural)	scuabfadh sibh
they	scuabfaidís
autonomous	scuabfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	scuabaim
you (singular)	scuab
he / she	scuabadh sé
we	scuabaimis
you (plural)	scuabaigí
they	scuabaidís

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