Irish verb

borbaigh

to get angry

borbaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to get angry”. Its verbal noun is borbú.

Verbal noun: borbú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iborbaím
you (singular)borbaíonn tú
he / sheborbaíonn sé
weborbaímid
you (plural)borbaíonn sibh
theyborbaíonn siad
autonomousborbaítear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhorbaigh mé
you (singular)bhorbaigh tú
he / shebhorbaigh sé
webhorbaíomar
you (plural)bhorbaigh sibh
theybhorbaigh siad
autonomousborbaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iborbóidh mé
you (singular)borbóidh tú
he / sheborbóidh sé
weborbóimid
you (plural)borbóidh sibh
theyborbóidh siad
autonomousborbófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhorbóinn
you (singular)bhorbófá
he / shebhorbódh sé
webhorbóimis
you (plural)bhorbódh sibh
theybhorbóidís
autonomousbhorbófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iborbaím
you (singular)borbaigh
he / sheborbaíodh sé
weborbaímis
you (plural)borbaígí
theyborbaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge