Manx verb

ymmyrk

carry, bear, convey

ymmyrk is a Manx verb meaning “carry, bear, convey”. Its verbal noun is ymmyrkey.

Verbal noun: ymmyrkey

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Future Indicative

PersonForm
Iymmyrkym
weymmyrkmayd
you (singular)ymmyrkee
you (plural)ymmyrkee
he / sheymmyrkee
theyymmyrkee

Future Relative

PersonForm
Iymmyrkym
weymmyrkysmayd
you (singular)ymmyrkys
you (plural)ymmyrkys
he / sheymmyrkys
theyymmyrkys

Conditional

PersonForm
Iymmyrkin
weymmyrkagh
you (singular)ymmyrkagh
you (plural)ymmyrkagh
he / sheymmyrkagh
theyymmyrkagh

Imperative

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

Past

PersonForm
Iymmyrk
weymmyrk
you (singular)ymmyrk
you (plural)ymmyrk
he / sheymmyrk
theyymmyrk

Past Participle

PersonForm
Sgymmyrkit

ymmyrk in context

Ymmyrk oo hene!

Behave yourself!

Ymmyrk shiu hene myr deiney.

Quit you like men.

Cha d'ymmyrk mee meehene dy-neuaghtal.

I did not misbehave myself.

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Native language name: Gaelg