Manx verb

goll

irregular

to go

goll is a Manx verb meaning “to go”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is goll.

Verbal noun: goll

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Past

PersonForm
Ihie mee
you (singular)hie oo
he / shehie eh
wehie shin
you (plural)hie shiu
theyhie ad
I (dependent)jagh mee
you (singular) (dependent)jagh oo
he / she (dependent)jagh eh
we (dependent)jagh shin
you (plural) (dependent)jagh shiu
they (dependent)jagh ad

Future

PersonForm
Ihem
you (singular)hed oo
he / shehed eh
wehemmayd
you (plural)hed shiu
theyhed ad
I (dependent)jem
you (singular) (dependent)jed oo
he / she (dependent)jed eh
we (dependent)jemmayd
you (plural) (dependent)jed shiu
they (dependent)jed ad

Conditional

PersonForm
Iraghin
you (singular)ragh oo
he / sheragh eh
weragh shin
you (plural)ragh shiu
theyragh ad
I (dependent)raghin
you (singular) (dependent)ragh oo
he / she (dependent)ragh eh
we (dependent)ragh shin
you (plural) (dependent)ragh shiu
they (dependent)ragh ad

Imperative

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

goll in context

Kanys ta reddyn goll er?

How are things?

By vie lhiam goll myrgeddin.

I want to go as well.

Share çhyndaa cabbil ayns mean ny h-aah na goll er vaih.

Better to change horses in mid ford than to drown.

Ren (replaces hie) eh goll thie.

He went home.

Yinnagh (replaces ragh) eh goll thie.

He would go home.

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Native language name: Gaelg