Irish verb

bris

to break

bris is a Irish verb meaning “to break”. Its verbal noun is briseadh.

Verbal noun: briseadh

Present

Person	Form
I	brisim
you (singular)	briseann tú
he / she	briseann sé
we	brisimid
you (plural)	briseann sibh
they	briseann siad
autonomous	bristear

Past

Person	Form
I	bhris mé
you (singular)	bhris tú
he / she	bhris sé
we	bhriseamar
you (plural)	bhris sibh
they	bhris siad
autonomous	briseadh

Future

Person	Form
I	brisfidh mé
you (singular)	brisfidh tú
he / she	brisfidh sé
we	brisfimid
you (plural)	brisfidh sibh
they	brisfidh siad
autonomous	brisfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	bhrisfinn
you (singular)	bhrisfeá
he / she	bhrisfeadh sé
we	bhrisfimis
you (plural)	bhrisfeadh sibh
they	bhrisfidís
autonomous	bhrisfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	brisim
you (singular)	bris
he / she	briseadh sé
we	brisimis
you (plural)	brisigí
they	brisidís

bris in context

I gcás práinne, bris an ghloine.

In case of emergency, break the glass.

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to sing

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to form

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plough

car

to love

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