Irish verb

athphós

remarry

athphós is a Irish verb meaning “remarry”. Its verbal noun is athphósadh.

Verbal noun: athphósadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iathphósaim
you (singular)athphósann tú
he / sheathphósann sé
weathphósaimid
you (plural)athphósann sibh
theyathphósann siad
autonomousathphóstar

Past

PersonForm
Id'athphós mé
you (singular)d'athphós tú
he / shed'athphós sé
wed'athphósamar
you (plural)d'athphós sibh
theyd'athphós siad
autonomousathphósadh

Future

PersonForm
Iathphósfaidh mé
you (singular)athphósfaidh tú
he / sheathphósfaidh sé
weathphósfaimid
you (plural)athphósfaidh sibh
theyathphósfaidh siad
autonomousathphósfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'athphósfainn
you (singular)d'athphósfá
he / shed'athphósfadh sé
wed'athphósfaimis
you (plural)d'athphósfadh sibh
theyd'athphósfaidís
autonomousd'athphósfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iathphósaim
you (singular)athphós
he / sheathphósadh sé
weathphósaimis
you (plural)athphósaigí
theyathphósaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge