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Manx verb

rosh

to reach, arrive

rosh is a Manx verb meaning “to reach, arrive”. Its verbal noun is roshtyn.

Verbal noun: roshtyn

Future Indicative

PersonForm
Iroshym
weroshmayd
you (singular)roshee
you (plural)roshee
he / sheroshee
theyroshee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Iroshym
weroshysmayd
you (singular)roshys
you (plural)roshys
he / sheroshys
theyroshys

Conditional

PersonForm
Iroshin
weroshagh
you (singular)roshagh
you (plural)roshagh
he / sheroshagh
theyroshagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Irosh
werosh
you (singular)rosh
you (plural)rosh
he / sherosh
theyrosh

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgroshit

rosh in context

Ren yn ynseyder troiddey r'ee tra rosh ee stiagh son dy row e braagyn coodit rish laagh.

The teacher scolded her when she came in because her shoes were covered in mud.

Rosh eh queig minnidyn roish y traa.

He arrived five minutes too early.

Cha rosh eh y targad.

It fell short.

Rosh ad Baie Doolish ec hoght er y chlag.

They made Douglas Bay at eight o'clock.

Rosh shin mullagh y chronk.

We topped the hill.

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Native language name: Gaelg