Manx verb

traaue

plough

traaue is a Manx verb meaning “plough”. Its verbal noun is traaue.

Verbal noun: traaue

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Itraaueym
wetraauemayd
you (singular)traaueee
you (plural)traaueee
he / shetraaueee
theytraaueee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Itraaueym
wetraaueysmayd
you (singular)traaueys
you (plural)traaueys
he / shetraaueys
theytraaueys

Conditional

PersonForm
Itraauein
wetraaueagh
you (singular)traaueagh
you (plural)traaueagh
he / shetraaueagh
theytraaueagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Itraaue
wetraaue
you (singular)traaue
you (plural)traaue
he / shetraaue
theytraaue

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgtraaueit

traaue in context

Ta traa creenagh yn arroo, agh cha jean eh traaue ny magheryn.

Time ripens the corn, but will not plough the fields.

Traaue gys y toshiaght.

Forging ahead.

Traaue roee dy trome.

Making heavy weather.

Traaue ny tonnyn.

Sailing the waves.

Abbyr rish Illiam dyn traaue y magher.

Tell William not to plough the field.

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Native language name: Gaelg