Irish verb

buaigh

to win

buaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to win”. Its verbal noun is buachan.

Verbal noun: buachan

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibuaim
you (singular)buann tú
he / shebuann sé
webuaimid
you (plural)buann sibh
theybuann siad
autonomousbuaitear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhuaigh mé
you (singular)bhuaigh tú
he / shebhuaigh sé
webhuamar
you (plural)bhuaigh sibh
theybhuaigh siad
autonomousbuadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibuafaidh mé
you (singular)buafaidh tú
he / shebuafaidh sé
webuafaimid
you (plural)buafaidh sibh
theybuafaidh siad
autonomousbuafar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhuafainn
you (singular)bhuafá
he / shebhuafadh sé
webhuafaimis
you (plural)bhuafadh sibh
theybhuafaidís
autonomousbhuafaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibuaim
you (singular)buaigh
he / shebuadh sé
webuaimis
you (plural)buaigí
theybuaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge