Scottish Gaelic verb

faic

irregular

to see

faic is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “to see”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is faicinn.

Verbal noun: faicinn

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Past

PersonForm
Ichunnaic mi
you (singular)chunnaic thu
hechunnaic e
shechunnaic i
wechunnaic sinn
you (plural)chunnaic sibh
theychunnaic iad

Future

PersonForm
Ichì mi
you (singular)chì thu
hechì e
shechì i
wechì sinn
you (plural)chì sibh
theychì iad

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichithinn
you (singular)chitheadh tu
hechitheadh e
shechitheadh i
wechitheadh sinn
you (plural)chitheadh sibh
theychitheadh iad

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)faic
wefaiceamaid
you (plural)faicibh

faic in context

"Am faic thu taigh-tasgaidh a-rithist?" "Chì."

"Will you see the museum again?" "Yes."

Am faic thu taigh-tasgaidh a-rithist? "Chì."

Will you see the museum again? "Yes."

"Am faic thu taigh-tasgaidh a-rithist?" "Chì."

"Will you see the museum again?" "Yes."

Tha an aiste seo a' bruidhinn mu dheidhinn socair (soccer), airson seòrsaichean eile - faic Còdaichean ball-coise

Is e leabhar feumail Reul-eòlas leis an Ollamh Pàdraig Moore, eadar-theangaichte le Iain Aonghas MacLeòid. (Faic clàr-fiosrachaidh shìos.)

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Native language name: Gàidhlig