siubhail

Irish

Verb

siubhail (present analytic siubhlann, future analytic siubhalfaidh, verbal noun siubhal, past participle siubhalta)

  1. Superseded spelling of siúil.

Conjugation
First Conjugation (B)
singular plural relative autonomous
first second third first second third
indicative present siubhlaim siubhlann tú;
siubhlair†		 siubhlann sé, sí siubhlaimid siubhlann sibh siubhlann siad;
siubhlaid†		 a shiubhlann; a shiubhlas /
a siubhlann*; a siubhlas*		 siubhaltar
past shiubhail mé; shiubhlas shiubhail tú; shiubhlais shiubhail sé, sí shiubhlamar; shiubhail muid shiubhail sibh; shiubhlabhair shiubhail siad; shiubhladar a shiubhail /
ar shiubhail*		 siubhladh
past habitual shiubhlainn / siubhlainn‡‡ shiubhaltá / siubhaltᇇ shiubhladh sé, sí / siubhladh sé, s퇇 shiubhlaimis; shiubhladh muid / siubhlaimis‡‡; siubhladh muid‡‡ shiubhladh sibh / siubhladh sibh‡‡ shiubhlaidís; shiubhladh siad / siubhlaidís‡‡; siubhladh siad‡‡ a shiubhladh /
a siubhladh*		 shiubhaltaí / siubhalta퇇
future siubhalfaidh mé;
siubhalfad		 siubhalfaidh tú;
siubhalfair†		 siubhalfaidh sé, sí siubhalfaimid;
siubhalfaidh muid		 siubhalfaidh sibh siubhalfaidh siad;
siubhalfaid†		 a shiubhalfaidh; a shiubhalfas /
a siubhalfaidh*; a siubhalfas*		 siubhalfar
conditional shiubhalfainn / siubhalfainn‡‡ shiubhalfá / siubhalfᇇ shiubhalfadh sé, sí / siubhalfadh sé, s퇇 shiubhalfaimis; shiubhalfadh muid / siubhalfaimis‡‡; siubhalfadh muid‡‡ shiubhalfadh sibh / siubhalfadh sibh‡‡ shiubhalfaidís; shiubhalfadh siad / siubhalfaidís‡‡; siubhalfadh siad‡‡ a shiubhalfadh /
a siubhalfadh*		 shiubhalfaí / siubhalfa퇇
subjunctive present go siubhla mé;
go siubhlad†		 go siubhla tú;
go siubhlair†		 go siubhla sé, sí go siubhlaimid;
go siubhla muid		 go siubhla sibh go siubhla siad;
go siubhlaid†		 — go siubhaltar
past dá siubhlainn dá siubhaltá dá siubhladh sé, sí dá siubhlaimis;
dá siubhladh muid		 dá siubhladh sibh dá siubhlaidís;
dá siubhladh siad		 — dá siubhaltaí
imperative siubhlaim siubhail siubhladh sé, sí siubhlaimis siubhlaigí;
siubhlaidh†		 siubhlaidís — siubhaltar
verbal noun siubhal
past participle siubhalta

*Indirect relative
† Archaic or dialect form
‡‡ Dependent form used with particles that trigger eclipsis

Noun

siubhail

  1. Superseded spelling of siúil.

Mutation
Irish mutation
Radical Lenition Eclipsis
siubhail shiubhail
after an, tsiubhail		 not applicable
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.

Scottish Gaelic

Etymology 1

From Middle Irish siblaid (“walks”).

Verb

siubhail (past shiubhail, future siubhlaidh, verbal noun siubhal, past participle siubhailte)

  1. travel, commute
  2. walk, move, stroll
  3. go, depart
  4. (euphemistic) die
Derived terms
  • siùbhlach (“swift, fleet, speedy; fluent, fluid, articulate, flowing, racy; itinerant, restless, vagrant”)

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the main entry.

Noun

siubhail m

  1. genitive singular of siubhal
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