tog – Scots Gaelic verb conjugation

Scots Gaelic verb forms of tog

Dictionary look-up word

tog

Verbal Noun

togail

Present

Sg.1tha mi a' togail
Sg.2tha thu a' togail
Sg.3mtha e a' togail
Sg.3ftha i a' togail
Pl.1tha sinn a' togail
Pl.2tha sibh a' togail
Pl.3tha iad a' togail
Impersonalthathar a' togail

Imperfect

Sg.1bha mi a' togail
Sg.2bha thu a' togail
Sg.3mbha e a' togail
Sg.3fbha i a' togail
Pl.1bha sinn a' togail
Pl.2bha sibh a' togail
Pl.3bha iad a' togail
Impersonalbhathar a' togail

Simple Past

Independent

Sg.1thog mi
Sg.2thog thu
Sg.3mthog e
Sg.3fthog i
Pl.1thog sinn
Pl.2thog sibh
Pl.3thog iad
Impersonalthogadh

Dependent

Sg.1do thog mi
Sg.2do thog thu
Sg.3mdo thog e
Sg.3fdo thog i
Pl.1do thog sinn
Pl.2do thog sibh
Pl.3do thog iad
Impersonaldo thogadh

Future

Independent

Sg.1togaidh mi
Sg.2togaidh thu
Sg.3mtogaidh e
Sg.3ftogaidh i
Pl.1togaidh sinn
Pl.2togaidh sibh
Pl.3togaidh iad
Impersonaltogar

Relative Independent

Sg.1thogas mi
Sg.2thogas thu
Sg.3mthogas e
Sg.3fthogas i
Pl.1thogas sinn
Pl.2thogas sibh
Pl.3thogas iad
Impersonalthogar

Dependent

Sg.1tog mi
Sg.2tog thu
Sg.3mtog e
Sg.3ftog i
Pl.1tog sinn
Pl.2tog sibh
Pl.3tog iad
Impersonaltogar

Conditional

Independent

Sg.1thogainn mi
Sg.2thogadh thu
Sg.3mthogadh e
Sg.3fthogadh i
Pl.1thogamaid sinn; thogadh sinn
Pl.2thogadh sibh
Pl.3thogadh iad
Impersonalthogte

Dependent

Sg.1togainn mi
Sg.2togadh thu
Sg.3mtogadh e
Sg.3ftogadh i
Pl.1togamaid sinn; togadh sinn
Pl.2togadh sibh
Pl.3togadh iad
Impersonaltogte

Imperative

Sg.1togam
Sg.2tog
Sg.3mtogadh e
Sg.3ftogadh i
Pl.1togamaid
Pl.2togaibh
Pl.3togadh iad
Impersonaltogar

Verbs conjugated like tog

cùm, fàg, gabh, sgreuch, srann, tog, ath-ghabh, ath-thog, fead, bìog, glug, gog, leag, miag, sgiamh,

Etymology

From Middle Irish tócbáil, verbal noun of do·fócaib (“lifts up, raises; takes, takes up; brings; takes away, lifts off, removes; raises, sets up (of stones, buildings, etc.); exalts, uplifts, elevates, extols; rears, brings up, fosters; exacts, levies, raises (a tribute or tax); awakens, rouses, excites”).

Translations

  • build, (transitive) to form by combining materials or parts
  • erect, to put up by the fitting together of materials or parts
  • erect, to cause to stand up or out
  • hoist, transitive: to raise; to lift; to elevate
  • lift, to raise or rise
  • raise, to cause to rise
  • raise, to bring up, to grow
  • rear, to lift, raise etc. physically
  • rear, to set up, construct
  • rear, to bring up to maturity
  • rear, to breed and raise
  • stir, to bring into debate; to agitate; to moot
  • stir, to incite to action; to arouse; to instigate; to prompt; to excite