Manx verb

foshil

to open

foshil is a Manx verb meaning “to open”. Its verbal noun is fosley.

Verbal noun: fosley

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ifoshilym
wefoshilmayd
you (singular)foshilee
you (plural)foshilee
he / shefoshilee
theyfoshilee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ifoshilym
wefoshilysmayd
you (singular)foshilys
you (plural)foshilys
he / shefoshilys
theyfoshilys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ifoshilin
wefoshilagh
you (singular)foshilagh
you (plural)foshilagh
he / shefoshilagh
theyfoshilagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ifoshil
wefoshil
you (singular)foshil
you (plural)foshil
he / shefoshil
theyfoshil

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgfoshlit

foshil in context

Foshil yn dorrys.

Answer the door.

Foshil ny screeunyn.

Open the letters.

Foshil yn fyseid.

Turn on the tap.

Foshil yn uinnag.

Open the window.

Immee as foshil y dorrys.

Go and open the door.

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Native language name: Gaelg