Irish verb

aisc

ask

aisc is a Irish verb meaning “ask”. Its verbal noun is aisceadh.

Verbal noun: aisceadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iaiscim
you (singular)aisceann tú
he / sheaisceann sé
weaiscimid
you (plural)aisceann sibh
theyaisceann siad
autonomousaisctear

Past

PersonForm
Id'aisc mé
you (singular)d'aisc tú
he / shed'aisc sé
wed'aisceamar
you (plural)d'aisc sibh
theyd'aisc siad
autonomousaisceadh

Future

PersonForm
Iaiscfidh mé
you (singular)aiscfidh tú
he / sheaiscfidh sé
weaiscfimid
you (plural)aiscfidh sibh
theyaiscfidh siad
autonomousaiscfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'aiscfinn
you (singular)d'aiscfeá
he / shed'aiscfeadh sé
wed'aiscfimis
you (plural)d'aiscfeadh sibh
theyd'aiscfidís
autonomousd'aiscfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iaiscim
you (singular)aisc
he / sheaisceadh sé
weaiscimis
you (plural)aiscigí
theyaiscidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge