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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.

Related Manx verbs

aase

grow, wax

aavioee

to rally, regenerate, revive, resurrect

agglee

become afraid, be afraid of, fear

arree

to change, vary

bannee

bless

basht

to baptize, christen

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Native language name: Gaelg