Irish verb

bris

to break

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

Verbal noun: briseadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibrisim
you (singular)briseann tú
he / shebriseann sé
webrisimid
you (plural)briseann sibh
theybriseann siad
autonomousbristear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhris mé
you (singular)bhris tú
he / shebhris sé
webhriseamar
you (plural)bhris sibh
theybhris siad
autonomousbriseadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibrisfidh mé
you (singular)brisfidh tú
he / shebrisfidh sé
webrisfimid
you (plural)brisfidh sibh
theybrisfidh siad
autonomousbrisfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhrisfinn
you (singular)bhrisfeá
he / shebhrisfeadh sé
webhrisfimis
you (plural)bhrisfeadh sibh
theybhrisfidís
autonomousbhrisfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibrisim
you (singular)bris
he / shebriseadh sé
webrisimis
you (plural)brisigí
theybrisidís

bris in context

I gcás práinne, bris an ghloine.

In case of emergency, break the glass.

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Native language name: Gaeilge