Irish verb

argóin

argue

argóin is a Irish verb meaning “argue”. Its verbal noun is argóint.

Verbal noun: argóint

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

Present

PersonForm
Iargónaim
you (singular)argónann tú
he / sheargónann sé
weargónaimid
you (plural)argónann sibh
theyargónann siad
autonomousargóntar

Past

PersonForm
Id'argóin mé
you (singular)d'argóin tú
he / shed'argóin sé
wed'argónamar
you (plural)d'argóin sibh
theyd'argóin siad
autonomousargónadh

Future

PersonForm
Iargónfaidh mé
you (singular)argónfaidh tú
he / sheargónfaidh sé
weargónfaimid
you (plural)argónfaidh sibh
theyargónfaidh siad
autonomousargónfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'argónfainn
you (singular)d'argónfá
he / shed'argónfadh sé
wed'argónfaimis
you (plural)d'argónfadh sibh
theyd'argónfaidís
autonomousd'argónfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iargónaim
you (singular)argóin
he / sheargónadh sé
weargónaimis
you (plural)argónaigí
theyargónaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge