deoghail – Scots Gaelic verb conjugation

Scots Gaelic verb forms of deoghail

Dictionary look-up word

deoghail

Verbal Noun

deoghal

Present

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

Imperfect

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

Simple Past

Independent

Sg.1dheoghail mi
Sg.2dheoghail thu
Sg.3mdheoghail e
Sg.3fdheoghail i
Pl.1dheoghail sinn
Pl.2dheoghail sibh
Pl.3dheoghail iad
Impersonaldheoghaileadh

Dependent

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

Future

Independent

Sg.1deoghlaidh mi
Sg.2deoghlaidh thu
Sg.3mdeoghlaidh e
Sg.3fdeoghlaidh i
Pl.1deoghlaidh sinn
Pl.2deoghlaidh sibh
Pl.3deoghlaidh iad
Impersonaldeoghlar

Relative Independent

Sg.1dheoghaileas mi
Sg.2dheoghaileas thu
Sg.3mdheoghaileas e
Sg.3fdheoghaileas i
Pl.1dheoghaileas sinn
Pl.2dheoghaileas sibh
Pl.3dheoghaileas iad
Impersonaldheoghailear

Dependent

Sg.1deoghail mi
Sg.2deoghail thu
Sg.3mdeoghail e
Sg.3fdeoghail i
Pl.1deoghail sinn
Pl.2deoghail sibh
Pl.3deoghail iad
Impersonaldeoghailear

Conditional

Independent

Sg.1dheoghailinn mi
Sg.2dheoghaileadh thu
Sg.3mdheoghaileadh e
Sg.3fdheoghaileadh i
Pl.1dheoghaileamaid sinn; dheoghaileadh sinn
Pl.2dheoghaileadh sibh
Pl.3dheoghaileadh iad
Impersonaldheoghailte

Dependent

Sg.1deoghailinn mi
Sg.2deoghaileadh thu
Sg.3mdeoghaileadh e
Sg.3fdeoghaileadh i
Pl.1deoghaileamaid sinn; deoghaileadh sinn
Pl.2deoghaileadh sibh
Pl.3deoghaileadh iad
Impersonaldeoghailte

Imperative

Sg.1deoghaileam
Sg.2deoghail
Sg.3mdeoghaileadh e
Sg.3fdeoghaileadh i
Pl.1deoghaileamaid
Pl.2deoghailibh
Pl.3deoghaileadh iad
Impersonaldeoghailear

Verbs conjugated like deoghail

brìodail, deoghail, siubhail, tadhail, tionail, tionnsgail,

Etymology

From Proto-Celtic *delu-, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁(y)- (“to suck, suckle”). Cognates include Irish diuilim and deolaim.

Translations

  • absorb, to suck up or drink in
  • draw, to extract a liquid, or cause a liquid to come out
  • suck, (transitive) to use the mouth to pull in (liquid etc)
  • suck, to work the lips and tongue on (an object) to extract moisture or nourishment; to absorb (something) in the mouth
  • imbibe, drink