Irish verb

aol

to lime

aol is a Irish verb meaning “to lime”. Its verbal noun is aoladh.

Verbal noun: aoladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iaolaim
you (singular)aolann tú
he / sheaolann sé
weaolaimid
you (plural)aolann sibh
theyaolann siad
autonomousaoltar

Past

PersonForm
Id'aol mé
you (singular)d'aol tú
he / shed'aol sé
wed'aolamar
you (plural)d'aol sibh
theyd'aol siad
autonomousaoladh

Future

PersonForm
Iaolfaidh mé
you (singular)aolfaidh tú
he / sheaolfaidh sé
weaolfaimid
you (plural)aolfaidh sibh
theyaolfaidh siad
autonomousaolfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'aolfainn
you (singular)d'aolfá
he / shed'aolfadh sé
wed'aolfaimis
you (plural)d'aolfadh sibh
theyd'aolfaidís
autonomousd'aolfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iaolaim
you (singular)aol
he / sheaoladh sé
weaolaimis
you (plural)aolaigí
theyaolaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge