Scottish Gaelic verb

lean

follow; continue, proceed

lean is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “follow; continue, proceed”. Its verbal noun is leantainn.

Verbal noun: leantainn

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Past

PersonForm
Formlean

Future

PersonForm
Formleanaidh

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)lean
you (plural)leanaibh

Past Participle

PersonForm
Formleanta

Conditional

PersonForm
Formleanadh

lean in context

Bha tarraing mhòr eadar an dithis agus lean sin gus an do bhàsaich MacDhiarmaid ann an 1978.

Ann an 1875 lean e Justus von Liebig mar Àrd-Ollamh Ceimigeachd aig Oilthigh Mhünchen.

Lean e air an obair seo nuair a thill e a Ghraz ann an 1913.

An dèidh postdoc aig Oilthigh Chicago lean e an rannsachadh aige aig Oilthigh Rice.

Bha a' Bhaintighearna am measg an fheadhainn a lean e gus an àite sin.

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Native language name: Gàidhlig