Irish verb

bréan

pollute

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

Verbal noun: bréanadh

Present

Person	Form
I	bréanaim
you (singular)	bréanann tú
he / she	bréanann sé
we	bréanaimid
you (plural)	bréanann sibh
they	bréanann siad
autonomous	bréantar

Past

Person	Form
I	bhréan mé
you (singular)	bhréan tú
he / she	bhréan sé
we	bhréanamar
you (plural)	bhréan sibh
they	bhréan siad
autonomous	bréanadh

Future

Person	Form
I	bréanfaidh mé
you (singular)	bréanfaidh tú
he / she	bréanfaidh sé
we	bréanfaimid
you (plural)	bréanfaidh sibh
they	bréanfaidh siad
autonomous	bréanfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	bhréanfainn
you (singular)	bhréanfá
he / she	bhréanfadh sé
we	bhréanfaimis
you (plural)	bhréanfadh sibh
they	bhréanfaidís
autonomous	bhréanfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	bréanaim
you (singular)	bréan
he / she	bréanadh sé
we	bréanaimis
you (plural)	bréanaigí
they	bréanaidís

bréan in context

Tháinig boladh bréan amach.

A foul smell came out.

Tá boladh bréan as.

It smells bad.

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to sing

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to form

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nourish

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