Manx verb

stroie

to destroy

stroie is a Manx verb meaning “to destroy”. Its verbal noun is stroie.

Verbal noun: stroie

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Istroieym
westroiemayd
you (singular)stroieee
you (plural)stroieee
he / shestroieee
theystroieee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Istroieym
westroieysmayd
you (singular)stroieys
you (plural)stroieys
he / shestroieys
theystroieys

Conditional

PersonForm
Istroiein
westroieagh
you (singular)stroieagh
you (plural)stroieagh
he / shestroieagh
theystroieagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Istroie
westroie
you (singular)stroie
you (plural)stroie
he / shestroie
theystroie

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgstroieit

stroie in context

Ta'n argid echey ooilley er ny stroie.

His money is all wasted.

Ta craa thallooin er stroie lieh yn valley.

An earthquake has destroyed half the town.

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Native language name: Gaelg