Irish verb

boilscigh

to bulge

boilscigh is a Irish verb meaning “to bulge”. Its verbal noun is boilsciú.

Verbal noun: boilsciú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iboilscím
you (singular)boilscíonn tú
he / sheboilscíonn sé
weboilscímid
you (plural)boilscíonn sibh
theyboilscíonn siad
autonomousboilscítear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhoilscigh mé
you (singular)bhoilscigh tú
he / shebhoilscigh sé
webhoilscíomar
you (plural)bhoilscigh sibh
theybhoilscigh siad
autonomousboilscíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iboilsceoidh mé
you (singular)boilsceoidh tú
he / sheboilsceoidh sé
weboilsceoimid
you (plural)boilsceoidh sibh
theyboilsceoidh siad
autonomousboilsceofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhoilsceoinn
you (singular)bhoilsceofá
he / shebhoilsceodh sé
webhoilsceoimis
you (plural)bhoilsceodh sibh
theybhoilsceoidís
autonomousbhoilsceofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iboilscím
you (singular)boilscigh
he / sheboilscíodh sé
weboilscímis
you (plural)boilscígí
theyboilscídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge