Manx verb

screeb

to scratch, scrape

screeb is a Manx verb meaning “to scratch, scrape”. Its verbal noun is screebey.

Verbal noun: screebey

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Iscreebym
wescreebmayd
you (singular)screebee
you (plural)screebee
he / shescreebee
theyscreebee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Iscreebym
wescreebysmayd
you (singular)screebys
you (plural)screebys
he / shescreebys
theyscreebys

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscreebin
wescreebagh
you (singular)screebagh
you (plural)screebagh
he / shescreebagh
theyscreebagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Iscreeb
wescreeb
you (singular)screeb
you (plural)screeb
he / shescreeb
theyscreeb

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgscreebit

screeb in context

Screeb jeh'n phenney.

Scrape of the pen.

Screeb jeh'n penn.

Stroke of the pen.

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Native language name: Gaelg