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Manx verb

broie

to boil, stew, seethe

broie is a Manx verb meaning “to boil, stew, seethe”. Its verbal noun is broie.

Verbal noun: broie

Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ibroieym
webroiemayd
you (singular)broieee
you (plural)broieee
he / shebroieee
theybroieee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ibroieym
webroieysmayd
you (singular)broieys
you (plural)broieys
he / shebroieys
theybroieys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibroiein
webroieagh
you (singular)broieagh
you (plural)broieagh
he / shebroieagh
theybroieagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ibroie
webroie
you (singular)broie
you (plural)broie
he / shebroie
theybroie

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgbroieit

broie in context

Broie eh ayns ushtey.

Boil it in water.

Broie yn 'eill.

Boiling the meat down.

Ny hushtaghyn broie.

The seething waters.

Broie pishyr as praasyn.

Boil some peas and potatoes.

Jeanym broie spinach ny cabbash?

Shall I boil spinach or cabbage?

Related Manx verbs

aase

grow, wax

aavioee

to rally, regenerate, revive, resurrect

agglee

become afraid, be afraid of, fear

arree

to change, vary

bannee

bless

basht

to baptize, christen

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Native language name: Gaelg