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Irish verb

ceap

to invent

ceap is a Irish verb meaning “to invent”. Its verbal noun is ceapadh.

Verbal noun: ceapadh

Present

PersonForm
Iceapaim
you (singular)ceapann tú
he / sheceapann sé
weceapaimid
you (plural)ceapann sibh
theyceapann siad
autonomousceaptar

Past

PersonForm
Icheap mé
you (singular)cheap tú
he / shecheap sé
wecheapamar
you (plural)cheap sibh
theycheap siad
autonomousceapadh

Future

PersonForm
Iceapfaidh mé
you (singular)ceapfaidh tú
he / sheceapfaidh sé
weceapfaimid
you (plural)ceapfaidh sibh
theyceapfaidh siad
autonomousceapfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Icheapfainn
you (singular)cheapfá
he / shecheapfadh sé
wecheapfaimis
you (plural)cheapfadh sibh
theycheapfaidís
autonomouscheapfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iceapaim
you (singular)ceap
he / sheceapadh sé
weceapaimis
you (plural)ceapaigí
theyceapaidís

ceap in context

Déanann sé ceap magaidh d'Éirinn.

He makes a laughing stock out of Ireland.

Ise a rinne ceap magaidh dínne agus dár gcreideamh!

It was she who turned us and our faith into a laughing stock!

Tiontaíonn siad cúis mhaith ina ceap áiféise.

They turn a good cause into an object of ridicule.

Deirtear go bhfuil gá le ceap milleáin ag gach grúpa.

They say every group needs somebody to blame.

Tá na meáin ag déanamh ceap milleáin asainn.

The needs are putting the blame on us.

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Native language name: Gaeilge