Manx verb

faik

to see

faik is a Manx verb meaning “to see”. Its verbal noun is fakin.

Verbal noun: fakin

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ifaikym
wefaikmayd
you (singular)faikee
you (plural)faikee
he / shefaikee
theyfaikee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ifaikym
wefaikysmayd
you (singular)faikys
you (plural)faikys
he / shefaikys
theyfaikys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ifaikin
wefaikagh
you (singular)faikagh
you (plural)faikagh
he / shefaikagh
theyfaikagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ifaik
wefaik
you (singular)faik
you (plural)faik
he / shefaik
theyfaik

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgfaikit

faik in context

Faik y caslys er y lheanagh hoal.

See the picture on the opposite page.

Faik y caslys er oaie.

See the picture on the opposite page.

Faik dhyt hene.

See for yourself.

Trooid shiu as faik shiu my vlaaghyn.

Come and see my flowers.

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Native language name: Gaelg