Irish verb

caill

lose

caill is a Irish verb meaning “lose”. Its verbal noun is cailleadh.

Verbal noun: cailleadh

Present

Person	Form
I	caillim
you (singular)	cailleann tú
he / she	cailleann sé
we	caillimid
you (plural)	cailleann sibh
they	cailleann siad
autonomous	cailltear

Past

Person	Form
I	chaill mé
you (singular)	chaill tú
he / she	chaill sé
we	chailleamar
you (plural)	chaill sibh
they	chaill siad
autonomous	cailleadh

Future

Person	Form
I	caillfidh mé
you (singular)	caillfidh tú
he / she	caillfidh sé
we	caillfimid
you (plural)	caillfidh sibh
they	caillfidh siad
autonomous	caillfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	chaillfinn
you (singular)	chaillfeá
he / she	chaillfeadh sé
we	chaillfimis
you (plural)	chaillfeadh sibh
they	chaillfidís
autonomous	chaillfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	caillim
you (singular)	caill
he / she	cailleadh sé
we	caillimis
you (plural)	cailligí
they	caillidís

caill in context

Níl caill orm.

I'm not bad. [in answer to 'how are you']

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