scall

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English

Etymology

(This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)Compare Icelandic skalli (“a bald head”), English scald.

Pronunciation

Noun

scall (countable and uncountable, plural scalls)

  1. A scurf or scabby disease, especially of the scalp.
  2. (mining) Loose ground.

Derived terms

Adjective

scall

  1. Mean; wretched.

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Irish

Verb

scall (present analytic scallann, future analytic scallfaidh, verbal noun scalladh, past participle scallta)

  1. (cooking) to poach

Conjugation

conjugation of scall (first conjugation – A)
singular plural relative autonomous
first second third first second third
indicative present scallaim scallann tú;
scallair† 		scallann sé, sí scallaimid scallann sibh scallann siad;
scallaid† 		a scallann; a scallas scalltar
past scall mé; scallas scall tú; scallais scall sé, sí scallamar; scall muid scall sibh; scallabhair scall siad; scalladar a scall /
ar scall* 		scalladh
past habitual scallainn scalltá scalladh sé, sí scallaimis; scalladh muid scalladh sibh scallaidís; scalladh siad a scalladh /
a scalladh* 		scalltaí
future scallfaidh mé;
scallfad 		scallfaidh tú;
scallfair† 		scallfaidh sé, sí scallfaimid;
scallfaidh muid 		scallfaidh sibh scallfaidh siad;
scallfaid† 		a scallfaidh; a scallfas scallfar
conditional scallfainn scallfá scallfadh sé, sí scallfaimis; scallfadh muid scallfadh sibh scallfaidís; scallfadh siad a scallfadh /
a scallfadh* 		scallfaí
subjunctive present go scalla mé;
go scallad† 		go scalla tú;
go scallair† 		go scalla sé, sí go scallaimid;
go scalla muid 		go scalla sibh go scalla siad;
go scallaid† 		— go scalltar
past dá scallainn dá scalltá dá scalladh sé, sí dá scallaimis;
dá scalladh muid 		dá scalladh sibh dá scallaidís;
dá scalladh siad 		— dá scalltaí
imperative scallaim scall scalladh sé, sí scallaimis scallaigí;
scallaidh† 		scallaidís — scalltar
verbal noun scalladh
past participle scallta

* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form

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