Scottish Gaelic verb

thoir

irregular

to give, to take, to bring

thoir is a Scottish Gaelic verb meaning “to give, to take, to bring”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is toirt.

Verbal noun: toirt

Past

Person	Form
I	thug mi
you (singular)	thug thu
he	thug e
she	thug i
we	thug sinn
you (plural)	thug sibh
they	thug iad

Future

Person	Form
I	bheir mi
you (singular)	bheir thu
he	bheir e
she	bheir i
we	bheir sinn
you (plural)	bheir sibh
they	bheir iad

Conditional

Person	Form
I	bheirinn
you (singular)	bheireadh tu
he	bheireadh e
she	bheireadh i
we	bheireadh sinn
you (plural)	bheireadh sibh
they	bheireadh iad

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	thoir
we	thoireamaid
you (plural)	thoiribh

thoir in context

Thoir pòg dhomh.

Kiss me.

Thoir dhomh an iris, mas e do thoil e.

Give me the magazine, please.

Thoir dhomh an iris, mas e do thoil e.

Give me the magazine, please.

Cha do thoir an t-Acadamh an Duais ach do dhà bhoireannaich: Elinor Ostrom agus Esther Duflo.

Anns an 18mh linn thoir Frederic Mòr an ceadachas-cràbhach.

Related Scottish Gaelic verbs

abair

to say

beir

to catch, to seize, to bear

to be

cluinn

to hear

dèan

to do, to make

faic

to see

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