Scottish Gaelic verb

cluinn

irregular

to hear

cluinn is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “to hear”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is cluinntinn.

Verbal noun: cluinntinn

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Past

PersonForm
Ichuala mi
you (singular)chuala thu
hechuala e
shechuala i
wechuala sinn
you (plural)chuala sibh
theychuala iad

Future

PersonForm
Icluinnidh mi
you (singular)cluinnidh thu
hecluinnidh e
shecluinnidh i
wecluinnidh sinn
you (plural)cluinnidh sibh
theycluinnidh iad

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichluinninn
you (singular)chluinneadh tu
hechluinneadh e
shechluinneadh i
wechluinneadh sinn
you (plural)chluinneadh sibh
theychluinneadh iad

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)cluinn
wecluinneamaid
you (plural)cluinnibh

Related Scottish Gaelic verbs

abair

to say

beir

to catch, to seize, to bear

bi

to be

dèan

to do, to make

faic

to see

faigh

to get

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Native language name: Gàidhlig