Irish verb

ceansaigh

to appease

ceansaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to appease”. Its verbal noun is ceansú.

Verbal noun: ceansú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iceansaím
you (singular)ceansaíonn tú
he / sheceansaíonn sé
weceansaímid
you (plural)ceansaíonn sibh
theyceansaíonn siad
autonomousceansaítear

Past

PersonForm
Icheansaigh mé
you (singular)cheansaigh tú
he / shecheansaigh sé
wecheansaíomar
you (plural)cheansaigh sibh
theycheansaigh siad
autonomousceansaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iceansóidh mé
you (singular)ceansóidh tú
he / sheceansóidh sé
weceansóimid
you (plural)ceansóidh sibh
theyceansóidh siad
autonomousceansófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Icheansóinn
you (singular)cheansófá
he / shecheansódh sé
wecheansóimis
you (plural)cheansódh sibh
theycheansóidís
autonomouscheansófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iceansaím
you (singular)ceansaigh
he / sheceansaíodh sé
weceansaímis
you (plural)ceansaígí
theyceansaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge