Irish verb

ceil

to hide

ceil is a Irish verb meaning “to hide”. Its verbal noun is ceilt.

Verbal noun: ceilt

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

Present

PersonForm
Iceilim
you (singular)ceileann tú
he / sheceileann sé
weceilimid
you (plural)ceileann sibh
theyceileann siad
autonomousceiltear

Past

PersonForm
Icheil mé
you (singular)cheil tú
he / shecheil sé
wecheileamar
you (plural)cheil sibh
theycheil siad
autonomousceileadh

Future

PersonForm
Iceilfidh mé
you (singular)ceilfidh tú
he / sheceilfidh sé
weceilfimid
you (plural)ceilfidh sibh
theyceilfidh siad
autonomousceilfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Icheilfinn
you (singular)cheilfeá
he / shecheilfeadh sé
wecheilfimis
you (plural)cheilfeadh sibh
theycheilfidís
autonomouscheilfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iceilim
you (singular)ceil
he / sheceileadh sé
weceilimis
you (plural)ceiligí
theyceilidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge