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Manx verb

eaisht

to hear, listen to

eaisht is a Manx verb meaning “to hear, listen to”. Its verbal noun is eaishtagh.

Verbal noun: eaishtagh

Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ieaishtym
weeaishtmayd
you (singular)eaishtee
you (plural)eaishtee
he / sheeaishtee
theyeaishtee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ieaishtym
weeaishtysmayd
you (singular)eaishtys
you (plural)eaishtys
he / sheeaishtys
theyeaishtys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ieaishtin
weeaishtagh
you (singular)eaishtagh
you (plural)eaishtagh
he / sheeaishtagh
theyeaishtagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ieaisht
weeaisht
you (singular)eaisht
you (plural)eaisht
he / sheeaisht
theyeaisht

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgeaishtit

eaisht in context

Eaisht rish my ghuee.

Hear my prayer.

Eaisht lesh dagh cleaysh as eisht jean briwnys.

Listen with each ear and then judge.

Eaisht rish nyn blaiynt.

Listen to their objections.

Eaisht rish yn dooinney.

Listen to the man.

Eaisht lesh dagh cleaysh eisht jean briwnys.

Listen with each ear, then render judgement.

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