Irish verb

blais

taste

blais is a Irish verb meaning “taste”. Its verbal noun is blaiseadh.

Verbal noun: blaiseadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iblaisim
you (singular)blaiseann tú
he / sheblaiseann sé
weblaisimid
you (plural)blaiseann sibh
theyblaiseann siad
autonomousblaistear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhlais mé
you (singular)bhlais tú
he / shebhlais sé
webhlaiseamar
you (plural)bhlais sibh
theybhlais siad
autonomousblaiseadh

Future

PersonForm
Iblaisfidh mé
you (singular)blaisfidh tú
he / sheblaisfidh sé
weblaisfimid
you (plural)blaisfidh sibh
theyblaisfidh siad
autonomousblaisfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhlaisfinn
you (singular)bhlaisfeá
he / shebhlaisfeadh sé
webhlaisfimis
you (plural)bhlaisfeadh sibh
theybhlaisfidís
autonomousbhlaisfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iblaisim
you (singular)blais
he / sheblaiseadh sé
weblaisimis
you (plural)blaisigí
theyblaisidís

blais in context

Ná blais aon deor den bheoir mhallaithe le do lá.

Don't taste a single drop of that damned beer as long as you live.

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Native language name: Gaeilge