ceau – Manx verb conjugation

Manx verb forms of ceau

Verbal Noun: ceau

Gerund:
Participle: ceaut; ceauit
Translation:

Periphrastic Forms

Present

Imperfect

Perfect

Sg.1ta mee er cheau
Sg.2ta oo er cheau
Sg.3mta eh er cheau
Sg.3fta ee er cheau
Pl.1ta shin er cheau
Pl.2ta shiu er cheau
Pl.3ta ad er cheau

Pluperfect

Sg.1va mee er cheau
Sg.2va oo er cheau
Sg.3mva eh er cheau
Sg.3fva ee er cheau
Pl.1va shin er cheau
Pl.2va shiu er cheau
Pl.3va ad er cheau

Preterite

Future

Conditional

Imperative

Synthetic Forms

Present Independent

Present Dependent

Preterite

Independentcheau
Dependentcheau

Future Independent

Sg.1ceauym
Sg.2ceauee
Sg.3mceauee
Sg.3fceauee
Pl.1ceaumayd
Pl.2ceauee
Pl.3ceauee

Future Dependent

Sg.1geauym
Sg.2geauee
Sg.3mgeauee
Sg.3fgeauee
Pl.1geaumayd
Pl.2geauee
Pl.3geauee

Future Relative

Sg.1cheauym
Sg.2cheauys
Sg.3mcheauys
Sg.3fcheauys
Pl.1cheauysmayd
Pl.2cheauys
Pl.3cheauys

Conditional Independent

Sg.1cheauin
Sg.2cheauagh
Sg.3mcheauagh
Sg.3fcheauagh
Pl.1cheauagh
Pl.2cheauagh
Pl.3cheauagh

Conditional Dependent

Sg.1geauin
Sg.2geauagh
Sg.3mgeauagh
Sg.3fgeauagh
Pl.1geauagh
Pl.2geauagh
Pl.3geauagh

Imperative

Sg.2ceau
Pl.2ceaujee

Verbs conjugated like ceau

caghlaa, ee, enmys, amylt, accan, broie, soo, snaue, yndyr, aggyrts, arrish, livrey, laccal, freayll, eeck, lhie, ceau, stroie,

Translations

Etymology

From Old Irish caithid, from Proto-Celtic *katyeti; compare Latin catēia (“projectile”), which is from Gaulish. Cognate with Irish and Scottish Gaelic caith. See: Old Irish 'caithid', Scots Gaelic 'caith'.

Sample Sentences

  • Ceau ass dty chione eh. Give up the idea. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Ceau dty hooill erer eh . Give it the once over. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh e hooill urreeer ee . He cocked his eye at her. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh jeh jeh eh e gharmadyn. He cast his garments. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh ushtey er yn aile. He dashed water on the fire. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh yn sheel echeyec eh . He came. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh ry-lhiattee eh. He flung it to one side. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh shilley bieau orrymer mee . He flashed a glance at me. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh e vea er y chooish. He dedicated his life to the cause. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh fortan ersooyl er ny gammanyn. He diced away a fortune. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh shen voishvoish eh . He discarded that. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh chlagh erer eh . He aimed a stone at him. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau ad magh eh. He got the boot. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh yn eaddagh echey ec eh erer eh . He tumbled into his clothes. (Miscellaneous sources)
  • Cheau eh eh hene 'sy ayns yn lhiabbee. He tumbled into bed. (Miscellaneous sources)