Scottish Gaelic verb

meall

deceive, trick, cheat; entice, beguile, inveigle

meall is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “deceive, trick, cheat; entice, beguile, inveigle”. Its verbal noun is mealladh.

Verbal noun: mealladh

Past

Person	Form
Form	mheall

Future

Person	Form
Form	meallaidh

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	meall
you (plural)	meallaibh

Past Participle

Person	Form
Form	meallta

meall in context

Loch Meall Daimh

Related Scottish Gaelic verbs

adhbharaich

cause, occasion

adhlaic

bury, inter

agair

claim, demand; petition

aidich

admit, confess, concede; acknowledge, profess, avow

ainmich

name; mention

aithris

report, relate, recite, allege, repeat; narrate, enunciate, rehearse

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