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Irish verb

bac

to obstruct

bac is a Irish verb meaning “to obstruct”. Its verbal noun is bacadh.

Verbal noun: bacadh

Present

PersonForm
Ibacaim
you (singular)bacann tú
he / shebacann sé
webacaimid
you (plural)bacann sibh
theybacann siad
autonomousbactar

Past

PersonForm
Ibhac mé
you (singular)bhac tú
he / shebhac sé
webhacamar
you (plural)bhac sibh
theybhac siad
autonomousbacadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibacfaidh mé
you (singular)bacfaidh tú
he / shebacfaidh sé
webacfaimid
you (plural)bacfaidh sibh
theybacfaidh siad
autonomousbacfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhacfainn
you (singular)bhacfá
he / shebhacfadh sé
webhacfaimis
you (plural)bhacfadh sibh
theybhacfaidís
autonomousbhacfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibacaim
you (singular)bac
he / shebacadh sé
webacaimis
you (plural)bacaigí
theybacaidís

bac in context

Ní bac ar bith é airgead.

Don't worry about that now.

Ná bac leis sin anois!

Don't bother with that now!

– i Ceart na saoránach chun a ndeimhní is a dtuairimí a nochtadh gan bac.

– i The right of the citizens to express freely their convictions and opinions.

(3) a dhéanfidh aon ghníomh no ní a chuirfidh bac le feidhmiú aon bharántas no ordú chun aon earra do sholáthar,

(3) does any act or thing by which the execution of any warrant or order for providing or furnishing any article is hindered,

(a) a dhéanfidh bac no cosc do chur le haon oifigeach no saighdiúir go toiliúil no cur isteach air ar aon tslí eile agus é ag có-líona a dhualgaisí;

( a ) wilfully obstructs, impedes, or otherwise interferes with any officer or soldier in the execution of his duties;

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Native language name: Gaeilge