deighil

Irish

Etymology

From older deaghailuighim, from Middle Irish deiligid.

Verb

deighil (present analytic deighleann, future analytic deighilfidh, verbal noun deighilt, past participle deighilte)

1. to part, separate (one thing from another), split
2. to divide, partition, segment

Inflection

First Conjugation (B)

		singular			plural			autonomous
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present	deighlim	deighleann tú; deighlir†	deighleann sé, sí	deighlimid	deighleann sibh	deighleann siad; deighlid†	deighiltear
	past	dheighil mé; dheighleas†	dheighil tú; dheighlis†	dheighil sé, sí	dheighleamar	dheighil sibh; dheighleabhair†	dheighil siad; dheighleadar†	deighleadh
	future	deighilfidh mé; deighilfead†	deighilfidh tú; deighilfir†	deighilfidh sé, sí	deighilfimid; deighilfeam†	deighilfidh sibh	deighilfidh siad; deighilfid†	deighilfear
	past habitual	dheighlinn	dheighilteá	dheighleadh sé, sí	dheighlimis	dheighleadh sibh	dheighlidís	dheighiltí
imperative		deighlim	deighil	deighleadh sé, sí	deighlimis	deighligí	deighlidís	deighiltear
conditional		dheighilfinn	dheighilfeá	dheighilfeadh sé, sí	dheighilfimis	dheighilfeadh sibh	dheighilfidís	dheighilfí
subjunctive	present	deighle mé; deighlead†	deighle tú; deighlir†	deighle sé, sí	deighlimid	deighle sibh	deighle siad; deighlid†	deighiltear
	past	deighlinn	deighilteá	deighleadh sé, sí	deighlimis	deighleadh sibh	deighlidís	deighiltí
verbal noun		deighilt
past participle		deighilte

† Dialect form

Synonyms

• dealaigh
• scar

Derived terms

• deighleog

Mutation

Irish mutation
Radical	Lenition	Eclipsis
deighil	dheighil	ndeighil
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.