Irish verb

braith

perceive

braith is a Irish verb meaning “perceive”. Its verbal noun is brath.

Verbal noun: brath

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibraithim
you (singular)braitheann tú
he / shebraitheann sé
webraithimid
you (plural)braitheann sibh
theybraitheann siad
autonomousbraitear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhraith mé
you (singular)bhraith tú
he / shebhraith sé
webhraitheamar
you (plural)bhraith sibh
theybhraith siad
autonomousbraitheadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibraithfidh mé
you (singular)braithfidh tú
he / shebraithfidh sé
webraithfimid
you (plural)braithfidh sibh
theybraithfidh siad
autonomousbraithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhraithfinn
you (singular)bhraithfeá
he / shebhraithfeadh sé
webhraithfimis
you (plural)bhraithfeadh sibh
theybhraithfidís
autonomousbhraithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibraithim
you (singular)braith
he / shebraitheadh sé
webraithimis
you (plural)braithigí
theybraithidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge