Irish verb

buair

to grieve

buair is a Irish verb meaning “to grieve”. Its verbal noun is buaireamh.

Verbal noun: buaireamh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ibuairim
you (singular)buaireann tú
he / shebuaireann sé
webuairimid
you (plural)buaireann sibh
theybuaireann siad
autonomousbuairtear

Past

PersonForm
Ibhuair mé
you (singular)bhuair tú
he / shebhuair sé
webhuaireamar
you (plural)bhuair sibh
theybhuair siad
autonomousbuaireadh

Future

PersonForm
Ibuairfidh mé
you (singular)buairfidh tú
he / shebuairfidh sé
webuairfimid
you (plural)buairfidh sibh
theybuairfidh siad
autonomousbuairfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibhuairfinn
you (singular)bhuairfeá
he / shebhuairfeadh sé
webhuairfimis
you (plural)bhuairfeadh sibh
theybhuairfidís
autonomousbhuairfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ibuairim
you (singular)buair
he / shebuaireadh sé
webuairimis
you (plural)buairigí
theybuairidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge