Irish verb

bréid

patch

bréid is a Irish verb meaning “patch”. Its verbal noun is bréideadh.

Verbal noun: bréideadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibréidim
you (singular)bréideann tú
he / shebréideann sé
webréidimid
you (plural)bréideann sibh
theybréideann siad
autonomousbréidtear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhréid mé
you (singular)bhréid tú
he / shebhréid sé
webhréideamar
you (plural)bhréid sibh
theybhréid siad
autonomousbréideadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibréidfidh mé
you (singular)bréidfidh tú
he / shebréidfidh sé
webréidfimid
you (plural)bréidfidh sibh
theybréidfidh siad
autonomousbréidfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhréidfinn
you (singular)bhréidfeá
he / shebhréidfeadh sé
webhréidfimis
you (plural)bhréidfeadh sibh
theybhréidfidís
autonomousbhréidfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibréidim
you (singular)bréid
he / shebréideadh sé
webréidimis
you (plural)bréidigí
theybréididís

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Native language name: Gaeilge