scib

Irish

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Old Norse skip.

Noun

scib

  1. (obsolete) ship

Further reading

Etymology 2

Verb

scib (present analytic scibeann, future analytic scibfidh, verbal noun scibeadh, past participle scibthe)

  1. alternative form of sciob
Conjugation
Conjugation of scib (first conjugation – A)
indicative singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
present scibim scibeann tú;
scibir† 		scibeann sé, sí scibimid; scibeann muid scibeann sibh scibeann siad;
scibid† 		a scibeann; a scibeas scibtear
past scib mé; scibeas scib tú; scibis scib sé, sí scibeamar; scib muid scib sibh; scibeabhair scib siad; scibeadar a scib scibeadh
past habitual scibinn scibteá scibeadh sé, sí scibimis; scibeadh muid scibeadh sibh scibidís; scibeadh siad a scibeadh scibtí
singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
future scibfidh mé;
scibfead 		scibfidh tú;
scibfir† 		scibfidh sé, sí scibfimid;
scibfidh muid 		scibfidh sibh scibfidh siad;
scibfid† 		a scibfidh; a scibfeas scibfear
conditional scibfinn scibfeá scibfeadh sé, sí scibfimis; scibfeadh muid scibfeadh sibh scibfidís; scibfeadh siad a scibfeadh scibfí
subjunctive singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
present go scibe mé;
go scibead† 		go scibe tú;
go scibir† 		go scibe sé, sí go scibimid;
go scibe muid 		go scibe sibh go scibe siad;
go scibid† 		— go scibtear
past dá scibinn dá scibteá dá scibeadh sé, sí dá scibimis;
dá scibeadh muid 		dá scibeadh sibh dá scibidís;
dá scibeadh siad 		— dá scibtí
imperative singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
— scibim scib scibeadh sé, sí scibimis scibigí;
scibidh† 		scibidís — scibtear
past participle scibthe
verbal noun scibeadh

† archaic or dialect form
‡ dependent form

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