Irish verb

buail

strike

buail is a Irish verb meaning “strike”. Its verbal noun is bualadh.

Verbal noun: bualadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibuailim
you (singular)buaileann tú
he / shebuaileann sé
webuailimid
you (plural)buaileann sibh
theybuaileann siad
autonomousbuailtear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhuail mé
you (singular)bhuail tú
he / shebhuail sé
webhuaileamar
you (plural)bhuail sibh
theybhuail siad
autonomousbuaileadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibuailfidh mé
you (singular)buailfidh tú
he / shebuailfidh sé
webuailfimid
you (plural)buailfidh sibh
theybuailfidh siad
autonomousbuailfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhuailfinn
you (singular)bhuailfeá
he / shebhuailfeadh sé
webhuailfimis
you (plural)bhuailfeadh sibh
theybhuailfidís
autonomousbhuailfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibuailim
you (singular)buail
he / shebuaileadh sé
webuailimis
you (plural)buailigí
theybuailidís

buail in context

Buail an liathróid!

Hit the ball!

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Native language name: Gaeilge