Pain went through him
Chaidh cràdh troimhe
We saw the preposition tro (through) at B1 and we learnt that we can use the verb rach (go) and tro when we talk about cràdh (severe ache, torment).
tro + mi | tromham | through me |
tro + thu | tromhad | through you |
tro + e | troimhe | through him |
tro + i | troimhpe | through her |
tro + sinn | tromhainn | through us |
tro + sibh | tromhaibh | through you (polite/plural) |
tro + iad | tromhpa | through them |
We can use this preposition with the possessive adjective as well.
Chaidh an cràdh trom cheann.
The ache went through my head.
An tèid a' phian trod ghlùin ma ghluaiseas mi do chas?
Does the pain go through your knee if I move your leg/foot?