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To schedule in Irish (sceidealaigh): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

Other uses of ‘sceidealaigh’: list

The Irish for to schedule is sceidealaigh; ag sceidealú is scheduling.
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How to say “to schedule” in Irish

Irish:
sceidealaigh
English:
to schedule, list
Word type:
verb, second-conjugation
Verbal noun:
sceidealú (ag sceidealú, scheduling)
Verbal adjective:
sceidealaithe
Pronunciation:
“SHKED-uh-lee”  /ˈʃcɛdʲəl̪ˠiː/

What does “sceidealaigh” mean?

“Sceidealaigh” has two alternative meanings. The most common comes first.

to schedule
To arrange for something to happen at a particular time, or to put it on a timetable or schedule.Also: timetable, plan, arrange.
1 other meaning: list
2to list
To put something on a formal list or schedule, for example in a legal or official document.Also: include in a schedule, tabulate.

“Sceidealaigh” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Sceidealaigh méI scheduledNíor sceidealaigh méI did not scheduleAr sceidealaigh mé?Did I schedule?
tú (you)Sceidealaigh túYou scheduledNíor sceidealaigh túYou did not scheduleAr sceidealaigh tú?Did you schedule?
sé / sí (he / she)Sceidealaigh sé / síHe scheduledNíor sceidealaigh sé / síHe did not scheduleAr sceidealaigh sé / sí?Did he schedule?
sinn (we)SceidealaíomarWe scheduledNíor sceidealaíomarWe did not scheduleAr sceidealaíomar?Did we schedule?
sibh (you, plural)Sceidealaigh sibhYou scheduledNíor sceidealaigh sibhYou did not scheduleAr sceidealaigh sibh?Did you schedule?
siad (they)Sceidealaigh siadThey scheduledNíor sceidealaigh siadThey did not scheduleAr sceidealaigh siad?Did they schedule?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)SceidealaíodhNíor sceidealaíodhAr sceidealaíodh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)SceidealaímI scheduleNí sceidealaímI do not scheduleAn sceidealaím?Do I schedule?
tú (you)Sceidealaíonn túYou scheduleNí sceidealaíonn túYou do not scheduleAn sceidealaíonn tú?Do you schedule?
sé / sí (he / she)Sceidealaíonn sé / síHe schedulesNí sceidealaíonn sé / síHe does not scheduleAn sceidealaíonn sé / sí?Does he schedule?
sinn (we)SceidealaímidWe scheduleNí sceidealaímidWe do not scheduleAn sceidealaímid?Do we schedule?
sibh (you, plural)Sceidealaíonn sibhYou scheduleNí sceidealaíonn sibhYou do not scheduleAn sceidealaíonn sibh?Do you schedule?
siad (they)Sceidealaíonn siadThey scheduleNí sceidealaíonn siadThey do not scheduleAn sceidealaíonn siad?Do they schedule?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)SceidealaítearNí sceidealaítearAn sceidealaítear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Sceidealóidh méI will scheduleNí sceidealóidh méI will not scheduleAn sceidealóidh mé?Will I schedule?
tú (you)Sceidealóidh túYou will scheduleNí sceidealóidh túYou will not scheduleAn sceidealóidh tú?Will you schedule?
sé / sí (he / she)Sceidealóidh sé / síHe will scheduleNí sceidealóidh sé / síHe will not scheduleAn sceidealóidh sé / sí?Will he schedule?
sinn (we)SceidealóimidWe will scheduleNí sceidealóimidWe will not scheduleAn sceidealóimid?Will we schedule?
sibh (you, plural)Sceidealóidh sibhYou will scheduleNí sceidealóidh sibhYou will not scheduleAn sceidealóidh sibh?Will you schedule?
siad (they)Sceidealóidh siadThey will scheduleNí sceidealóidh siadThey will not scheduleAn sceidealóidh siad?Will they schedule?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)SceidealófarNí sceidealófarAn sceidealófar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)SceidealóinnI would scheduleNí sceidealóinnI would not scheduleAn sceidealóinn?Would I schedule?
tú (you)SceidealófáYou would scheduleNí sceidealófáYou would not scheduleAn sceidealófá?Would you schedule?
sé / sí (he / she)Sceidealódh sé / síHe would scheduleNí sceidealódh sé / síHe would not scheduleAn sceidealódh sé / sí?Would he schedule?
sinn (we)SceidealóimisWe would scheduleNí sceidealóimisWe would not scheduleAn sceidealóimis?Would we schedule?
sibh (you, plural)Sceidealódh sibhYou would scheduleNí sceidealódh sibhYou would not scheduleAn sceidealódh sibh?Would you schedule?
siad (they)SceidealóidísThey would scheduleNí sceidealóidísThey would not scheduleAn sceidealóidís?Would they schedule?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)SceidealófaíNí sceidealófaíAn sceidealófaí?

“Sceidealaigh” in a sentence: Irish examples

Past, present, future and conditional, with a negative and a question.

Sceidealaigh siad an cruinniú don Mháirt.
They scheduled the meeting for Tuesday.
Sceidealaíonn an bainisteoir na sealanna oibre gach mí.
The manager schedules the work shifts every month.
Sceidealóidh mé an traenáil don tseachtain seo chugainn.
I will schedule the training for next week.
Sceidealódh sí an scrúdú dá mbeadh an seomra saor.
She would schedule the exam if the room were free.
Níor sceidealaíodh an eitilt fós.
The flight hasn't been scheduled yet.
Ar sceidealaigh tú an coinne leis an dochtúir?
Did you schedule the appointment with the doctor?

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To schedule in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to schedule?

The Irish for to schedule is sceidealaigh (pronounced “SHKED-uh-lee”). It is a second-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is sceidealú.

What is the verbal noun of sceidealaigh?

The verbal noun of sceidealaigh is sceidealú, used after ag for the continuous: ag sceidealú (scheduling). The verbal adjective is sceidealaithe.

How do you say sceidealaigh in the past and the future?

Past: Sceidealaigh mé; negative Níor sceidealaigh mé; question Ar sceidealaigh mé?. Future: Sceidealóidh mé; negative Ní sceidealóidh mé; question An sceidealóidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of sceidealaigh?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Sceidealóinn (I would schedule); negative Ní sceidealóinn; question An sceidealóinn?.

Does sceidealaigh have more than one meaning?

Yes. Sceidealaigh can mean to schedule or to list, depending on context; the first is the most common.

How do I say something is scheduled for a date?

Use the verbal adjective or autonomous form, for example 'Tá an cruinniú sceidealaithe don Luan' or 'Sceidealaíodh an cruinniú don Luan'. In everyday speech 'socraigh' is also common: 'Socraíodh an cruinniú don Luan'.

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