Irish verb

ainmnigh

to nominate

ainmnigh is a Irish verb meaning “to nominate”. Its verbal noun is ainmniú.

Verbal noun: ainmniú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iainmním
you (singular)ainmníonn tú
he / sheainmníonn sé
weainmnímid
you (plural)ainmníonn sibh
theyainmníonn siad
autonomousainmnítear

Past

PersonForm
Id'ainmnigh mé
you (singular)d'ainmnigh tú
he / shed'ainmnigh sé
wed'ainmníomar
you (plural)d'ainmnigh sibh
theyd'ainmnigh siad
autonomousainmníodh

Future

PersonForm
Iainmneoidh mé
you (singular)ainmneoidh tú
he / sheainmneoidh sé
weainmneoimid
you (plural)ainmneoidh sibh
theyainmneoidh siad
autonomousainmneofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'ainmneoinn
you (singular)d'ainmneofá
he / shed'ainmneodh sé
wed'ainmneoimis
you (plural)d'ainmneodh sibh
theyd'ainmneoidís
autonomousd'ainmneofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iainmním
you (singular)ainmnigh
he / sheainmníodh sé
weainmnímis
you (plural)ainmnígí
theyainmnídís

ainmnigh in context

cialluíonn an focal “oifigeach ceaptha” duine d'ainmnigh an tAire;

the expression "appointed officer" means a person nominated by the Minister;

Ní bheidh sé i seilbh oifige ach an fhaid a bheidh seilbh oifige ag Uachtarán san na hArd-Chomhairle d'ainmnigh é.

He shall hold office so long only as the President of the Executive Council by whom he was nominated continues to hold office.

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Native language name: Gaeilge