Manx verb

fann

to skin, scalp, flay, slash

fann is a Manx verb meaning “to skin, scalp, flay, slash”. Its verbal noun is fanney.

Verbal noun: fanney

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ifannym
wefannmayd
you (singular)fannee
you (plural)fannee
he / shefannee
theyfannee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ifannym
wefannysmayd
you (singular)fannys
you (plural)fannys
he / shefannys
theyfannys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ifannin
wefannagh
you (singular)fannagh
you (plural)fannagh
he / shefannagh
theyfannagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ifann
wefann
you (singular)fann
you (plural)fann
he / shefann
theyfann

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgfannit

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Native language name: Gaelg