Irish verb

air

plough

air is a Irish verb meaning “plough”. Its verbal noun is ar.

Verbal noun: ar

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

Present

PersonForm
Iairim
you (singular)aireann tú
he / sheaireann sé
weairimid
you (plural)aireann sibh
theyaireann siad
autonomousairtear

Past

PersonForm
Id'air mé
you (singular)d'air tú
he / shed'air sé
wed'aireamar
you (plural)d'air sibh
theyd'air siad
autonomousaireadh

Future

PersonForm
Iairfidh mé
you (singular)airfidh tú
he / sheairfidh sé
weairfimid
you (plural)airfidh sibh
theyairfidh siad
autonomousairfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'airfinn
you (singular)d'airfeá
he / shed'airfeadh sé
wed'airfimis
you (plural)d'airfeadh sibh
theyd'airfidís
autonomousd'airfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iairim
you (singular)air
he / sheaireadh sé
weairimis
you (plural)airigí
theyairidís

air in context

Tá faitíos air roimh a athair.

He is afraid of his father.

Tá eagla air.

He is afraid.

Stop an bhean agus d'fhéach sí air.

The woman stopped and looked at him.

Níl aithne agam air.

I don't know him.

Bhí náire air.

He was embarrassed.

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Native language name: Gaeilge