Scottish Gaelic verb

saoil

suppose, think (=believe), imagine; seem

saoil is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “suppose, think (=believe), imagine; seem”. Its verbal noun is saoilsinn.

Verbal noun: saoilsinn

Past

Person	Form
Form	shaoil

Person	Form
Form	saoilidh

Person	Form
you (singular)	saoil
you (plural)	saoilibh

Person	Form
Form	saoilte

"Nach saoil thu gur ann an-dè a chunnaic sinn an aiseag?" "Saoilidh."

"Don't you think we saw the ferry yesterday?" "Yeah."

Saoil an tùras gu Astràilia caran daor?

Isn't the trip to Australia quite expensive?

Nach saoil thu gur ann an-dè a chunnaic sinn an aiseag? "Saoilidh."

Don't you think we saw the ferry yesterday? "Yeah."

"Nach saoil thu gur ann an-dè a chunnaic sinn an aiseag?" "Saoilidh."

"Don't you think we saw the ferry yesterday?" "Yeah."

Le gean ar Ghaeil chun báis nó saoil

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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