Irish verb

agaill

address

agaill is a Irish verb meaning “address”. Its verbal noun is agallamh.

Verbal noun: agallamh

How Irish verb conjugation works — understand the patterns behind the forms below.

Present

PersonForm
Iagallaim
you (singular)agallann tú
he / sheagallann sé
weagallaimid
you (plural)agallann sibh
theyagallann siad
autonomousagalltar

Past

PersonForm
Id'agall mé
you (singular)d'agall tú
he / shed'agaill sé
wed'agallamar
you (plural)d'agall sibh
theyd'agall siad
autonomousagalladh

Future

PersonForm
Iagallfaidh mé
you (singular)agallfaidh tú
he / sheagallfaidh sé
weagallfaimid
you (plural)agallfaidh sibh
theyagallfaidh siad
autonomousagallfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'agallfainn
you (singular)d'agallfá
he / shed'agallfadh sé
wed'agallfaimis
you (plural)d'agallfadh sibh
theyd'agallfaidís
autonomousd'agallfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iagallaim
you (singular)agall
he / sheagalladh sé
weagallaimis
you (plural)agallaigí
theyagallaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge