Irish verb

bréan

pollute

bréan is a Irish verb meaning “pollute”. Its verbal noun is bréanadh.

Verbal noun: bréanadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibréanaim
you (singular)bréanann tú
he / shebréanann sé
webréanaimid
you (plural)bréanann sibh
theybréanann siad
autonomousbréantar

Past

PersonForm
Ibhréan mé
you (singular)bhréan tú
he / shebhréan sé
webhréanamar
you (plural)bhréan sibh
theybhréan siad
autonomousbréanadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibréanfaidh mé
you (singular)bréanfaidh tú
he / shebréanfaidh sé
webréanfaimid
you (plural)bréanfaidh sibh
theybréanfaidh siad
autonomousbréanfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhréanfainn
you (singular)bhréanfá
he / shebhréanfadh sé
webhréanfaimis
you (plural)bhréanfadh sibh
theybhréanfaidís
autonomousbhréanfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibréanaim
you (singular)bréan
he / shebréanadh sé
webréanaimis
you (plural)bréanaigí
theybréanaidís

bréan in context

Tháinig boladh bréan amach.

A foul smell came out.

Tá boladh bréan as.

It smells bad.

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Native language name: Gaeilge