Scottish Gaelic verb

sgeith

to vomit, puke, spew

sgeith is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “to vomit, puke, spew”. Its verbal noun is sgeitheadh.

Verbal noun: sgeitheadh

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Past

PersonForm
Formsgeith

Future

PersonForm
Formsgeithidh

Conditional

PersonForm
Formsgeithinn

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)sgeith
you (plural)sgeithibh

Past Participle

PersonForm
Formsgeithte

sgeith in context

muir-tèachd, sgeith-ròin, sgeoldair, muirteachd, sgiodair (Beurla: Jellyfish)

àrsaidh (?): beòthachan, beòthaichean, losgann, muir-tèachd, sgeith an ròin, sgeith na muice-mara

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Native language name: Gàidhlig