Manx verb

mill

destroy, ruin

mill is a Manx verb meaning “destroy, ruin”. Its verbal noun is milley.

Verbal noun: milley

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Imillym
wemillmayd
you (singular)millee
you (plural)millee
he / shemillee
theymillee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Imillym
wemillysmayd
you (singular)millys
you (plural)millys
he / shemillys
theymillys

Conditional

PersonForm
Imillin
wemillagh
you (singular)millagh
you (plural)millagh
he / shemillagh
theymillagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Imill
wemill
you (singular)mill
you (plural)mill
he / shemill
theymill

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgmillit

mill in context

Ny mill m'olt.

Don't tumble my hair.

Cha millish as mill.

As sweet as honey.

Mill er meer.

Honey on a piece of bread.

çheer bainnagh as lane mill.

Land of milk and honey.

Ta'n mill sheeley.

The honey is clearing.

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Native language name: Gaelg