snàmh
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Scottish Gaelic
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Etymology
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Verb
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Participles
Scottish Gaelic
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Etymology
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From
Old Irish
snám
, verbal noun of
snáïd
(
“
swims
”
)
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Verb
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snàmh
to
swim
,
bathe
,
float
to
soak
to
deluge
Participles
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Tense \ Voice
Active
Passive
Present
a' snàmh
--
Past
shnàmh
shnàmhadh
Future
snàmhaidh
snàmhar
Conditional
shnàmhadh
shnàmhtadh
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Scottish Gaelic terms derived from Old Irish
Scottish Gaelic verbs
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