Irish verb

aithin

know

aithin is a Irish verb meaning “know”. Its verbal noun is aithint.

Verbal noun: aithint

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

Present

PersonForm
Iaithním
you (singular)aithníonn tú
he / sheaithníonn sé
weaithnímid
you (plural)aithníonn sibh
theyaithníonn siad
autonomousaithnítear

Past

PersonForm
Id'aithin mé
you (singular)d'aithin tú
he / shed'aithin sé
wed'aithníomar
you (plural)d'aithin sibh
theyd'aithin siad
autonomousaithníodh

Future

PersonForm
Iaithneoidh mé
you (singular)aithneoidh tú
he / sheaithneoidh sé
weaithneoimid
you (plural)aithneoidh sibh
theyaithneoidh siad
autonomousaithneofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'aithneoinn
you (singular)d'aithneofá
he / shed'aithneodh sé
wed'aithneoimis
you (plural)d'aithneodh sibh
theyd'aithneoidís
autonomousd'aithneofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iaithním
you (singular)aithin
he / sheaithníodh sé
weaithnímis
you (plural)aithnígí
theyaithnídís

aithin in context

D'aithin mé a glór.

I recognised her voice.

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Native language name: Gaeilge