Manx verb

cuirr

to set

cuirr is a Manx verb meaning “to set”. Its verbal noun is cuirr.

Verbal noun: cuirr

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Icuirrym
wecuirrmayd
you (singular)cuirree
you (plural)cuirree
he / shecuirree
theycuirree

Future Relative

PersonForm
Icuirrym
wecuirrysmayd
you (singular)cuirrys
you (plural)cuirrys
he / shecuirrys
theycuirrys

Conditional

PersonForm
Icuirrin
wecuirragh
you (singular)cuirragh
you (plural)cuirragh
he / shecuirragh
theycuirragh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Icuirr
wecuirr
you (singular)cuirr
you (plural)cuirr
he / shecuirr
theycuirr

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgcuirrit

cuirr in context

Cuirr ingagh 'syn awin.

Net the river.

Cuirr y boayrd.

Set the table.

Cuirr yn ingagh.

Shoot the net.

T'ou cuirr shen nagh jean oo buinn.

You are sowing that which you will not reap.

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Native language name: Gaelg