Manx verb

iu

to drink

iu is a Manx verb meaning “to drink”. Its verbal noun is iug.

Verbal noun: iug

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Iiuym
weiumayd
you (singular)iuee
you (plural)iuee
he / sheiuee
theyiuee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Iiuym
weiuysmayd
you (singular)iuys
you (plural)iuys
he / sheiuys
theyiuys

Conditional

PersonForm
Iiuin
weiuagh
you (singular)iuagh
you (plural)iuagh
he / sheiuagh
theyiuagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Iiu
weiu
you (singular)iu
you (plural)iu
he / sheiu
theyiu

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgiuit

iu in context

Tey y iu.

Drink tea.

Iu dty yough.

Finish your drink.

Ghow eh toshiaght dy iu ooilley'n lhune.

He proceeded to drink all the beer.

Dy iu ass mwannal y voteil.

To drink straight from the bottle.

Dy iu jough y dorrys.

To drink the parting cup.

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Native language name: Gaelg