Verbal Noun: loayrt
Gerund:
Participle: loayrit
Translation:
Periphrastic Forms
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
| Sg.1 | ta mee er loayrt |
| Sg.2 | ta oo er loayrt |
| Sg.3m | ta eh er loayrt |
| Sg.3f | ta ee er loayrt |
| Pl.1 | ta shin er loayrt |
| Pl.2 | ta shiu er loayrt |
| Pl.3 | ta ad er loayrt |
Pluperfect
| Sg.1 | va mee er loayrt |
| Sg.2 | va oo er loayrt |
| Sg.3m | va eh er loayrt |
| Sg.3f | va ee er loayrt |
| Pl.1 | va shin er loayrt |
| Pl.2 | va shiu er loayrt |
| Pl.3 | va ad er loayrt |
Preterite
Future
Conditional
Imperative
Synthetic Forms
Present Independent
Present Dependent
Preterite
| Independent | loayr |
| Dependent | loayr |
Future Independent
| Sg.1 | loayrym |
| Sg.2 | loayree |
| Sg.3m | loayree |
| Sg.3f | loayree |
| Pl.1 | loayrmayd |
| Pl.2 | loayree |
| Pl.3 | loayree |
Future Dependent
| Sg.1 | loayrym |
| Sg.2 | loayree |
| Sg.3m | loayree |
| Sg.3f | loayree |
| Pl.1 | loayrmayd |
| Pl.2 | loayree |
| Pl.3 | loayree |
Future Relative
| Sg.1 | loayrym |
| Sg.2 | loayrys |
| Sg.3m | loayrys |
| Sg.3f | loayrys |
| Pl.1 | loayrysmayd |
| Pl.2 | loayrys |
| Pl.3 | loayrys |
Conditional Independent
| Sg.1 | loayrin |
| Sg.2 | loayragh |
| Sg.3m | loayragh |
| Sg.3f | loayragh |
| Pl.1 | loayragh |
| Pl.2 | loayragh |
| Pl.3 | loayragh |
Conditional Dependent
| Sg.1 | loayrin |
| Sg.2 | loayragh |
| Sg.3m | loayragh |
| Sg.3f | loayragh |
| Pl.1 | loayragh |
| Pl.2 | loayragh |
| Pl.3 | loayragh |
Translations
Etymology
Sample Sentences
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Ooilley ny loayr rhymrish mee . All who spoke to me.
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Loayr mychione red ennagh elley. Change the subject.
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Ny loayr myr shen. Don't talk like that.
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Ny loayr er! Don't speak of it!
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Ny loayr myr shen rhymrish mee . Don't use such terms to me.
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Ny loayr. Do not speak.
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Loayr oo fockle erbee? Did you speak at all?
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Immee as loayr rishrish eh . Go and have a talk with him.
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Loayr eh rhym rish mee er y chellvane. He called me up.
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Loayr eh dy chaulgagh. He spoke heatedly.
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Loayr eh ayns beggan focklyn. He spoke briefly.
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Loayr eh rish tammylt mie. He spoke at some length.
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Loayr eh myr haink eh da'n da yn veeal echeyec eh . He spoke off-hand.
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Loayr eh er e hayll. He spoke in his turn.
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Loayr eh dy mie my dty chione. He spoke very kindly of you.
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