Irish verb

caith

to wear

caith is a Irish verb meaning “to wear”. Its verbal noun is caitheamh.

Verbal noun: caitheamh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icaithim
you (singular)caitheann tú
he / shecaitheann sé
wecaithimid
you (plural)caitheann sibh
theycaitheann siad
autonomouscaitear

Past

PersonForm
Ichaith mé
you (singular)chaith tú
he / shechaith sé
wechaitheamar
you (plural)chaith sibh
theychaith siad
autonomouscaitheadh

Future

PersonForm
Icaithfidh mé
you (singular)caithfidh tú
he / shecaithfidh sé
wecaithfimid
you (plural)caithfidh sibh
theycaithfidh siad
autonomouscaithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichaithfinn
you (singular)chaithfeá
he / shechaithfeadh sé
wechaithfimis
you (plural)chaithfeadh sibh
theychaithfidís
autonomouschaithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icaithim
you (singular)caith
he / shecaitheadh sé
wecaithimis
you (plural)caithigí
theycaithidís

caith in context

Caith an liathróid!

Throw the ball!

Caith uait é.

Throw it away.

Caith chugam an bríce.

Throw me that brick.

Éirigh go gasta agus caith ort!

Get up quick and get dressed!

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Native language name: Gaeilge