Manx verb

dell

to negotiate, deal, trade, traffic

dell is a Manx verb meaning “to negotiate, deal, trade, traffic”. Its verbal noun is dellal.

Verbal noun: dellal

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Idellym
wedellmayd
you (singular)dellee
you (plural)dellee
he / shedellee
theydellee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Idellym
wedellysmayd
you (singular)dellys
you (plural)dellys
he / shedellys
theydellys

Conditional

PersonForm
Idellin
wedellagh
you (singular)dellagh
you (plural)dellagh
he / shedellagh
theydellagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Idell
wedell
you (singular)dell
you (plural)dell
he / shedell
theydell

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgdellit

dell in context

Dell rish ommidan coardail rish e ommijys.

Treat a fool according to his folly.

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Native language name: Gaelg