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Irish verb

bain

extract from bed in ground

bain is a Irish verb meaning “extract from bed in ground”. Its verbal noun is baint.

Verbal noun: baint

Present

PersonForm
Ibainim
you (singular)baineann tú
he / shebaineann sé
webainimid
you (plural)baineann sibh
theybaineann siad
autonomousbaintear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhain mé
you (singular)bhain tú
he / shebhain sé
webhaineamar
you (plural)bhain sibh
theybhain siad
autonomousbaineadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibainfidh mé
you (singular)bainfidh tú
he / shebainfidh sé
webainfimid
you (plural)bainfidh sibh
theybainfidh siad
autonomousbainfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhainfinn
you (singular)bhainfeá
he / shebhainfeadh sé
webhainfimis
you (plural)bhainfeadh sibh
theybhainfidís
autonomousbhainfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibainim
you (singular)bain
he / shebaineadh sé
webainimis
you (plural)bainigí
theybainidís

bain in context

Bain Tomás taitneamh as scéal Mháire.

Tom enjoyed Mary's story.

Bain as mo phóca é go tapa!

Take it out of my pocket quickly!

Bain amach an náid.

Remove the zero.

Bain an craiceann den oinniún agus gearr ina shlisní é.

Peel the onion and cut it in slices.

Bain díot do chóta.

Take off your coat.

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Native language name: Gaeilge