leum – Scots Gaelic verb conjugation

Scots Gaelic verb forms of leum

Dictionary look-up word

leum

Verbal Noun

leum

Present

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

Imperfect

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

Simple Past

Independent

Sg.1leum mi
Sg.2leum thu
Sg.3mleum e
Sg.3fleum i
Pl.1leum sinn
Pl.2leum sibh
Pl.3leum iad
Impersonalleumadh

Dependent

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

Future

Independent

Sg.1leumaidh mi
Sg.2leumaidh thu
Sg.3mleumaidh e
Sg.3fleumaidh i
Pl.1leumaidh sinn
Pl.2leumaidh sibh
Pl.3leumaidh iad
Impersonalleumar

Relative Independent

Sg.1leumas mi
Sg.2leumas thu
Sg.3mleumas e
Sg.3fleumas i
Pl.1leumas sinn
Pl.2leumas sibh
Pl.3leumas iad
Impersonalleumar

Dependent

Sg.1leum mi
Sg.2leum thu
Sg.3mleum e
Sg.3fleum i
Pl.1leum sinn
Pl.2leum sibh
Pl.3leum iad
Impersonalleumar

Conditional

Independent

Sg.1leumainn mi
Sg.2leumadh thu
Sg.3mleumadh e
Sg.3fleumadh i
Pl.1leumamaid sinn; leumadh sinn
Pl.2leumadh sibh
Pl.3leumadh iad
Impersonalleumte

Dependent

Sg.1leumainn mi
Sg.2leumadh thu
Sg.3mleumadh e
Sg.3fleumadh i
Pl.1leumamaid sinn; leumadh sinn
Pl.2leumadh sibh
Pl.3leumadh iad
Impersonalleumte

Imperative

Sg.1leumam
Sg.2leum
Sg.3mleumadh e
Sg.3fleumadh i
Pl.1leumamaid
Pl.2leumaibh
Pl.3leumadh iad
Impersonalleumar

Verbs conjugated like leum

àireamh, aithris, at, bleith, bleoghainn, buain, caoidh, casaid, claoidh, cluich, coimhead, cosg, crith, falbh, farraid, fàs, gairm, gleac, goid, goil, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Etymology

From Old Irish léimm, from Proto-Celtic *lanxsman (compare Welsh llam), from Proto-Indo-European *h₁lengʷʰ- (“light, not heavy”).

Verbs referencing "leum"

Cornish lamm.

Translations

  • bleed, lose blood
  • bound, to leap
  • dash, to run short distance
  • hop, jump a short distance
  • jump, cause oneself to leave an elevated location and fall downward
  • jump, employ a parachute to leave an aircraft or elevated location
  • jump, react to a sudden stimulus by jerking the body violently
  • skip, move by hopping on alternate feet
  • skip, leap about lightly
  • skip, to skim, ricochet or bounce over a surface
  • start, to jerk suddenly in surprise