Irish verb

basc

bash

basc is a Irish verb meaning “bash”. Its verbal noun is bascadh.

Verbal noun: bascadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibascaim
you (singular)bascann tú
he / shebascann sé
webascaimid
you (plural)bascann sibh
theybascann siad
autonomousbasctar

Past

PersonForm
Ibhasc mé
you (singular)bhasc tú
he / shebhasc sé
webhascamar
you (plural)bhasc sibh
theybhasc siad
autonomousbascadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibascfaidh mé
you (singular)bascfaidh tú
he / shebascfaidh sé
webascfaimid
you (plural)bascfaidh sibh
theybascfaidh siad
autonomousbascfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhascfainn
you (singular)bhascfá
he / shebhascfadh sé
webhascfaimis
you (plural)bhascfadh sibh
theybhascfaidís
autonomousbhascfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibascaim
you (singular)basc
he / shebascadh sé
webascaimis
you (plural)bascaigí
theybascaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge