Breton verb

ober

irregular

to do, make

ober is a Breton verb meaning “to do, make”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is ober.

Verbal noun: ober

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Present

PersonForm
Igran
you (singular)grez
he / shegra
wegreomp
you (plural)grit
theygreont
autonomousgreer

Imperfect

PersonForm
Igraen
you (singular)graes
he / shegrae
wegraemp
you (plural)graecʼh
theygraent
autonomousgraed

Past

PersonForm
Igris
you (singular)grejout
he / shegreas
wegrejomp
you (plural)grejocʼh
theygrejont
autonomousgrejod

Future

PersonForm
Igrin
you (singular)gri
he / shegraio
wegraimp
you (plural)greot
theygraint
autonomousgreor

Conditional

PersonForm
Igrafen
you (singular)grafes
he / shegrafe
wegrafemp
you (plural)grafecʼh
theygrafent
autonomousgrafed

Past Conditional

PersonForm
Igrajen
you (singular)grajes
he / shegraje
wegrajemp
you (plural)grajecʼh
theygrajent
autonomousgrajed

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)gra
he / shegraet
wegreomp
you (plural)grit
theygraent

ober in context

Petra emaout oc'h ober?

What are you doing?

Emaén oc'h ober glav e-barzh va c'halon.

It's raining in my heart.

Barrek eo Tom evit lakaat an dud d'ober traoù evitañ.

Tom is good at getting people to do things for him.

Oh ma Doue! Petra emaout oc'h ober?

Oh my God! What are you doing?

Marteze e kredas e oa an holl dud-se oc'h ober goap anezhañ.

Perhaps he believed all the people there were making fun of him.

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Native language name: Brezhoneg