Irish verb

aom

attract

aom is a Irish verb meaning “attract”. Its verbal noun is aomadh.

Verbal noun: aomadh

Present

Person	Form
I	aomaim
you (singular)	aomann tú
he / she	aomann sé
we	aomaimid
you (plural)	aomann sibh
they	aomann siad
autonomous	aomtar

Past

Person	Form
I	d'aom mé
you (singular)	d'aom tú
he / she	d'aom sé
we	d'aomamar
you (plural)	d'aom sibh
they	d'aom siad
autonomous	aomadh

Future

Person	Form
I	aomfaidh mé
you (singular)	aomfaidh tú
he / she	aomfaidh sé
we	aomfaimid
you (plural)	aomfaidh sibh
they	aomfaidh siad
autonomous	aomfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	d'aomfainn
you (singular)	d'aomfá
he / she	d'aomfadh sé
we	d'aomfaimis
you (plural)	d'aomfadh sibh
they	d'aomfaidís
autonomous	d'aomfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	aomaim
you (singular)	aom
he / she	aomadh sé
we	aomaimis
you (plural)	aomaigí
they	aomaidís

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