scib

Irish

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Old Norse skip.

Noun

scib

1. (obsolete) ship

Further reading

• Gregory Toner, Sharon Arbuthnot, Máire Ní Mhaonaigh, Marie-Luise Theuerkauf, Dagmar Wodtko, editors (2019), “scib”, in eDIL: Electronic Dictionary of the Irish Language

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)

		singular			plural			relative	autonomous
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present	scibim	scibeann tú; scibir†	scibeann sé, sí	scibimid	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 / ar scib*	scibeadh
	past habitual	scibinn	scibteá	scibeadh sé, sí	scibimis; scibeadh muid	scibeadh sibh	scibidís; scibeadh siad	a scibeadh / a scibeadh*	scibtí
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 / a scibfeadh*	scibfí
subjunctive	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		scibim	scib	scibeadh sé, sí	scibimis	scibigí; scibidh†	scibidís	—	scibtear
verbal noun		scibeadh
past participle		scibthe

* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form