Scottish Gaelic verb

feann

flay, skin, fleece; remove turf to get at peat underneath

feann is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “flay, skin, fleece; remove turf to get at peat underneath”. Its verbal noun is feannadh.

Verbal noun: feannadh

Past

Person	Form
Form	dh'fheann

Future

Person	Form
Form	feannaidh

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	feann
you (plural)	feannaibh

Past Participle

Person	Form
Form	feannta

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