Manx verb

saih

stab, thrust

saih is a Manx verb meaning “stab, thrust”. Its verbal noun is saih.

Verbal noun: saih

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Isaihym
wesaihmayd
you (singular)saihee
you (plural)saihee
he / shesaihee
theysaihee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Isaihym
wesaihysmayd
you (singular)saihys
you (plural)saihys
he / shesaihys
theysaihys

Conditional

PersonForm
Isaihin
wesaihagh
you (singular)saihagh
you (plural)saihagh
he / shesaihagh
theysaihagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Isaih
wesaih
you (singular)saih
you (plural)saih
he / shesaih
theysaih

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgsaihit

saih in context

Ren mee saih trooid y chionnal.

I bored my way through the crowd.

Saih 'sy dreeym.

Stab in the back.

Ren y lhong saih hug y gheay.

The ship broached.

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Native language name: Gaelg