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Scottish Gaelic verb

caith

spend, pass (time); waste, squander

caith is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “spend, pass (time); waste, squander”. Its verbal noun is caitheamh.

Verbal noun: caitheamh

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Past

PersonForm
Formchaith

Future

PersonForm
Formcaithidh

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)caith
you (plural)caithibh

Past Participle

PersonForm
Formcaithte

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adhbharaich

cause, occasion

adhlaic

bury, inter

agair

claim, demand; petition

aidich

admit, confess, concede; acknowledge, profess, avow

ainmich

name; mention

aithris

report, relate, recite, allege, repeat; narrate, enunciate, rehearse

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Native language name: Gàidhlig