Is as Albain na daoine a d’imigh inné.
The people who left yesterday are from Scotland.
A2
Irish word
imigh
to go
verbmasculine/ˈimʲɪɟ/
imigh means “to go” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈimʲɪɟ/.
Definitions
- to move
- to pass
- to leave
- to go on
- to go off
- to be lost
- to get away
- to die away
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | imigh |
| Urú | n-imigh |
| Réamhlitir h | himigh |
| Réamhlitir t | t-imigh |
imigh in context
D’imigh sí go Sasana bliain ó shin.
She went to England a year ago.
B1
D'imigh an chéad traein orainn.
We missed the first train.
B1
An í sin an bhean a d'imigh uait?
Is that the woman who left you?
B1
Bhuail sé a éide uime agus d'imigh.
He threw on his uniform and left.
A2
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