cur – Manx verb conjugation

Manx verb forms of cur

Verbal Noun: cur; coyrt

Gerund: cur; coyrt

Participle: currit
Translation: give put send

Periphrastic Forms

Present

Sg.1ta mee cur; ta mee coyrt
Sg.2ta oo cur; ta oo coyrt
Sg.3mta eh cur; ta eh coyrt
Sg.3fta ee cur; ta ee coyrt
Pl.1ta shin cur; ta shin coyrt
Pl.2ta shiu cur; ta shiu coyrt
Pl.3ta ad cur; ta ad coyrt

Imperfect

Sg.1va mee cur; va mee coyrt
Sg.2va oo cur; va oo coyrt
Sg.3mva eh cur; va eh coyrt
Sg.3fva ee cur; va ee coyrt
Pl.1va shin cur; va shin coyrt
Pl.2va shiu cur; va shiu coyrt
Pl.3va ad cur; va ad coyrt

Perfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Preterite

Sg.1ren mee cur; ren mee coyrt
Sg.2ren oo cur; ren oo coyrt
Sg.3mren eh cur; ren eh coyrt
Sg.3fren ee cur; ren ee coyrt
Pl.1ren shin cur; ren shin coyrt
Pl.2ren shiu cur; ren shiu coyrt
Pl.3ren ad cur; ren ad coyrt

Future

Sg.1neeym cur; neeym coyrt
Sg.2nee oo cur; nee oo coyrt
Sg.3mnee eh cur; nee eh coyrt
Sg.3fnee ee cur; nee ee coyrt
Pl.1nee shin cur; nee shin coyrt
Pl.2nee shiu cur; nee shiu coyrt
Pl.3nee ad cur; nee ad coyrt

Conditional

Sg.1yinnin cur; yinnin coyrt
Sg.2yinnagh oo cur; yinnagh oo coyrt
Sg.3myinnagh eh cur; yinnagh eh coyrt
Sg.3fyinnagh ee cur; yinnagh ee coyrt
Pl.1yinnagh shin cur; yinnagh shin coyrt
Pl.2yinnagh shiu cur; yinnagh shiu coyrt
Pl.3yinnagh ad cur; yinnagh ad coyrt

Imperative

Sg.2jean cur; jean coyrt
Pl.2jeanjee cur; jeanjee coyrt

Synthetic Forms

Present Independent

Present Dependent

Preterite

Independenthug
Dependentdug

Future Independent

Sg.1verym
Sg.2ver
Sg.3mver
Sg.3fver
Pl.1vermayd
Pl.2ver
Pl.3ver

Future Dependent

Sg.1derym
Sg.2der
Sg.3mder
Sg.3fder
Pl.1dermayd
Pl.2der
Pl.3der

Future Relative

Sg.1verym
Sg.2ver
Sg.3mver
Sg.3fver
Pl.1vermayd
Pl.2ver
Pl.3ver

Conditional Independent

Sg.1verrin
Sg.2verragh
Sg.3mverragh
Sg.3fverragh
Pl.1verragh
Pl.2verragh
Pl.3verragh

Conditional Dependent

Sg.1derrin
Sg.2derragh
Sg.3mderragh
Sg.3fderragh
Pl.1derragh
Pl.2derragh
Pl.3derragh

Imperative

Sg.2cur
Pl.2curjee

Verbs conjugated like cur

cur,

Translations

  • pop, to place something somewhere
  • put, to place something somewhere
  • send, make something go somewhere
  • Etymology

    1. A highly suppletive verb with forms derived from two already suppletive verbs.
    2. * The imperative and verbal noun forms are from Old Irish cuirid, from older cor, the verbal noun of fo·ceird. The verbal noun is etymologically unrelated to fo·ceird itself however, only arising in its paradigm due to suppletion.
    3. * All other forms of the verb are from Old Irish do·beir, itself also a suppletive verb. See also Scottish Gaelic thoir and Irish tabhair. See: Scots Gaelic 'thoir', Irish 'tabhair'.

    Sample Sentences

    • Cur dty ennym dada eh . Append your name. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur tastey douda mee ! Attend to me! (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur y sneg er y dorrys! Bar the door! (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Dy der y jouyll lesh lesh eh thie ad! Bad luck to them! (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur mygeayrt ee! About ship! (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur daa chappan dy vainney aynayns eh . Add two cupfuls of milk. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur ry-cheilley ry cheilley ad shen. Add those together. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur er lieh-chloie eh. Allow it to boil slowly. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur shoh ayns ny pabyryn Americaanagh. American papers, please copy. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur keim ard roydroish oo . Aim at a high standard. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur fys er y fer lhee. Call the doctor. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur fys er ny poleenyn. Call the police out. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur fys er y fer lhee. Call the doctor out. (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur jerrey erer eh ! Call it to a halt! (Miscellaneous sources)
    • Cur er oaie eh. Carry it forward. (Miscellaneous sources)