Manx verb

çhionn

tauten, tighten

çhionn is a Manx verb meaning “tauten, tighten”. Its verbal noun is çhionney.

Verbal noun: çhionney

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Içhionnym
weçhionnmayd
you (singular)çhionnee
you (plural)çhionnee
he / sheçhionnee
theyçhionnee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Içhionnym
weçhionnysmayd
you (singular)çhionnys
you (plural)çhionnys
he / sheçhionnys
theyçhionnys

Conditional

PersonForm
Içhionnin
weçhionnagh
you (singular)çhionnagh
you (plural)çhionnagh
he / sheçhionnagh
theyçhionnagh

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)çhionn
you (plural)çhionn-shiu

Past

PersonForm
Içhionn
weçhionn
you (singular)çhionn
you (plural)çhionn
he / sheçhionn
theyçhionn

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgçhionnit

çhionn in context

çhionn y dooneyder beg.

Close the little fastener.

Soit dy çhionn.

Hard and fast.

Cum dy çhionn eh!

Hold it tight!

Ta mee çhionn agglagh.

I am besieged with tasks.

My jig yn geurey bee'n arragh çhionn ny yei.

If winter comes the spring will be close behind.

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Native language name: Gaelg