Manx verb

eeck

pay, pay out, pay off, clear off debt

eeck is a Manx verb meaning “pay, pay out, pay off, clear off debt”. Its verbal noun is eeck.

Verbal noun: eeck

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ieeckym
weeeckmayd
you (singular)eeckee
you (plural)eeckee
he / sheeeckee
theyeeckee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ieeckym
weeeckysmayd
you (singular)eeckys
you (plural)eeckys
he / sheeeckys
theyeeckys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ieeckin
weeeckagh
you (singular)eeckagh
you (plural)eeckagh
he / sheeeckagh
theyeeckagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ieeck
weeeck
you (singular)eeck
you (plural)eeck
he / sheeeck
theyeeck

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgeeckit

eeck in context

Ren Kiannoort Loch cur-lesh yn chooish kione-fenish yn Chiare-as-feed dy eeck yn argid.

Governor Loch brought the case before the House of Keys to pay the money.

Argid y eeck.

Cough up money.

Yn coontys y eeck.

Foot the bill.

T'eh er ny eeck coardail rish yn traa.

He is paid by time.

T'eh crowal orrym son eeck.

He is pushing me for payment.

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Native language name: Gaelg