Irish verb

blaosc

puff

blaosc is a Irish verb meaning “puff”. Its verbal noun is blaoscadh.

Verbal noun: blaoscadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iblaoscaim
you (singular)blaoscann tú
he / sheblaoscann sé
weblaoscaimid
you (plural)blaoscann sibh
theyblaoscann siad
autonomousblaosctar

Past

PersonForm
Ibhlaosc mé
you (singular)bhlaosc tú
he / shebhlaosc sé
webhlaoscamar
you (plural)bhlaosc sibh
theybhlaosc siad
autonomousblaoscadh

Future

PersonForm
Iblaoscfaidh mé
you (singular)blaoscfaidh tú
he / sheblaoscfaidh sé
weblaoscfaimid
you (plural)blaoscfaidh sibh
theyblaoscfaidh siad
autonomousblaoscfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhlaoscfainn
you (singular)bhlaoscfá
he / shebhlaoscfadh sé
webhlaoscfaimis
you (plural)bhlaoscfadh sibh
theybhlaoscfaidís
autonomousbhlaoscfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iblaoscaim
you (singular)blaosc
he / sheblaoscadh sé
weblaoscaimis
you (plural)blaoscaigí
theyblaoscaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge