Irish verb

buain

reap

buain is a Irish verb meaning “reap”. Its verbal noun is buan.

Verbal noun: buan

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibuanaim
you (singular)buanann tú
he / shebuanann sé
webuanaimid
you (plural)buanann sibh
theybuanann siad
autonomousbuantar

Past

PersonForm
Ibhuain mé
you (singular)bhuain tú
he / shebhuain sé
webhuanamar
you (plural)bhuain sibh
theybhuain siad
autonomousbuanadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibuanfaidh mé
you (singular)buanfaidh tú
he / shebuanfaidh sé
webuanfaimid
you (plural)buanfaidh sibh
theybuanfaidh siad
autonomousbuanfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhuanfainn
you (singular)bhuanfá
he / shebhuanfadh sé
webhuanfaimis
you (plural)bhuanfadh sibh
theybhuanfaidís
autonomousbhuanfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibuanaim
you (singular)buain
he / shebuanadh sé
webuanaimis
you (plural)buanaigí
theybuanaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge