Irish verb

caoin

to keen

caoin is a Irish verb meaning “to keen”. Its verbal noun is caoineadh.

Verbal noun: caoineadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icaoinim
you (singular)caoineann tú
he / shecaoineann sé
wecaoinimid
you (plural)caoineann sibh
theycaoineann siad
autonomouscaointear

Past

PersonForm
Ichaoin mé
you (singular)chaoin tú
he / shechaoin sé
wechaoineamar
you (plural)chaoin sibh
theychaoin siad
autonomouscaoineadh

Future

PersonForm
Icaoinfidh mé
you (singular)caoinfidh tú
he / shecaoinfidh sé
wecaoinfimid
you (plural)caoinfidh sibh
theycaoinfidh siad
autonomouscaoinfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichaoinfinn
you (singular)chaoinfeá
he / shechaoinfeadh sé
wechaoinfimis
you (plural)chaoinfeadh sibh
theychaoinfidís
autonomouschaoinfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icaoinim
you (singular)caoin
he / shecaoineadh sé
wecaoinimis
you (plural)caoinigí
theycaoinidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge