loic

See also: Loïc and łoić

Dalmatian

Alternative forms

• loik

Etymology

From Latin lūx.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /loik/

Noun

loic m

1. light

Irish

Alternative forms

• loc (Ulster)

Etymology

From loc (“hindrance”).

Verb

loic (present analytic loiceann, future analytic loicfidh, verbal noun loiceadh, past participle loicthe)

1. to shirk, flinch (avoid an unpleasant task or duty), default (fail to meet an obligation)
2. to falter (fail in distinctness or regularity of exercise)
3. to fail (not achieve a stated goal; to cease to operate; to be wanting, fall short)

   Loic mo chroí.

   My heart failed me.

4. to misfire (of a firearm, engine, neuron etc.)
5. to stall (of an engine etc.)

Conjugation

conjugation of loic (first conjugation – B)

		singular			plural			relative	autonomous
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present	loicim	loiceann tú; loicir†	loiceann sé, sí	loicimid	loiceann sibh	loiceann siad; loicid†	a loiceann; a loiceas	loictear
	past	loic mé; loiceas	loic tú; loicis	loic sé, sí	loiceamar; loic muid	loic sibh; loiceabhair	loic siad; loiceadar	a loic / ar loic*	loiceadh
	past habitual	loicinn	loicteá	loiceadh sé, sí	loicimis; loiceadh muid	loiceadh sibh	loicidís; loiceadh siad	a loiceadh / a loiceadh*	loictí
future		loicfidh mé; loicfead	loicfidh tú; loicfir†	loicfidh sé, sí	loicfimid; loicfidh muid	loicfidh sibh	loicfidh siad; loicfid†	a loicfidh; a loicfeas	loicfear
conditional		loicfinn	loicfeá	loicfeadh sé, sí	loicfimis; loicfeadh muid	loicfeadh sibh	loicfidís; loicfeadh siad	a loicfeadh / a loicfeadh*	loicfí
subjunctive	present	go loice mé; go loicead†	go loice tú; go loicir†	go loice sé, sí	go loicimid; go loice muid	go loice sibh	go loice siad; go loicid†	—	go loictear
	past	dá loicinn	dá loicteá	dá loiceadh sé, sí	dá loicimis; dá loiceadh muid	dá loiceadh sibh	dá loicidís; dá loiceadh siad	—	dá loictí
imperative		loicim	loic	loiceadh sé, sí	loicimis	loicigí; loicidh†	loicidís	—	loictear
verbal noun		loiceadh
past participle		loicthe

*indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form