Manx verb

kiaull

sing

kiaull is a Manx verb meaning “sing”. Its verbal noun is kiaulley.

Verbal noun: kiaulley

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Ikiaullym
wekiaullmayd
you (singular)kiaullee
you (plural)kiaullee
he / shekiaullee
theykiaullee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Ikiaullym
wekiaullysmayd
you (singular)kiaullys
you (plural)kiaullys
he / shekiaullys
theykiaullys

Conditional

PersonForm
Ikiaullin
wekiaullagh
you (singular)kiaullagh
you (plural)kiaullagh
he / shekiaullagh
theykiaullagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Ikiaull
wekiaull
you (singular)kiaull
you (plural)kiaull
he / shekiaull
theykiaull

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgkiaullit

kiaull in context

Cur kiaull rish ny focklyn.

Set the words to music.

Kiaull y chassey ass y feddan millish.

Tootle on the flute.

S'mie lesh kiaull çheerey.

He likes folk music.

Yn kiaull mooar.

Classical bagpipe music.

Cha noddym lhaih ny cowraghyn kiaull.

I cannot read the notes.

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Native language name: Gaelg