Irish verb

aifir

rebuke

aifir is a Irish verb meaning “rebuke”. Its verbal noun is aifirt.

Verbal noun: aifirt

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

Present

PersonForm
Iaifrím
you (singular)aifríonn tú
he / sheaifríonn sé
weaifrímid
you (plural)aifríonn sibh
theyaifríonn siad
autonomousaifrítear

Past

PersonForm
Id'aifir mé
you (singular)d'aifir tú
he / shed'aifir sé
wed'aifríomar
you (plural)d'aifir sibh
theyd'aifir siad
autonomousaifríodh

Future

PersonForm
Iaifreoidh mé
you (singular)aifreoidh tú
he / sheaifreoidh sé
weaifreoimid
you (plural)aifreoidh sibh
theyaifreoidh siad
autonomousaifreofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'aifreoinn
you (singular)d'aifreofá
he / shed'aifreodh sé
wed'aifreoimis
you (plural)d'aifreodh sibh
theyd'aifreoidís
autonomousd'aifreofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iaifrím
you (singular)aifir
he / sheaifríodh sé
weaifrímis
you (plural)aifrígí
theyaifrídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge