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Scottish Gaelic verb

faigh

irregular

to get

faigh is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “to get”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is faighinn.

Verbal noun: faighinn

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Past

PersonForm
Ifhuair mi
you (singular)fhuair thu
hefhuair e
shefhuair i
wefhuair sinn
you (plural)fhuair sibh
theyfhuair iad

Future

PersonForm
Igheibh mi
you (singular)gheibh thu
hegheibh e
shegheibh i
wegheibh sinn
you (plural)gheibh sibh
theygheibh iad

Conditional

PersonForm
Igheibhinn
you (singular)gheibheadh tu
hegheibheadh e
shegheibheadh i
wegheibheadh sinn
you (plural)gheibheadh sibh
theygheibheadh iad

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)faigh
wefaigheamaid
you (plural)faighibh

Related Scottish Gaelic verbs

abair

to say

beir

to catch, to seize, to bear

bi

to be

cluinn

to hear

dèan

to do, to make

faic

to see

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Native language name: Gàidhlig