Irish verb

ceil

to hide

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

Verbal noun: ceilt

Present

Person	Form
I	ceilim
you (singular)	ceileann tú
he / she	ceileann sé
we	ceilimid
you (plural)	ceileann sibh
they	ceileann siad
autonomous	ceiltear

Past

Person	Form
I	cheil mé
you (singular)	cheil tú
he / she	cheil sé
we	cheileamar
you (plural)	cheil sibh
they	cheil siad
autonomous	ceileadh

Future

Person	Form
I	ceilfidh mé
you (singular)	ceilfidh tú
he / she	ceilfidh sé
we	ceilfimid
you (plural)	ceilfidh sibh
they	ceilfidh siad
autonomous	ceilfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cheilfinn
you (singular)	cheilfeá
he / she	cheilfeadh sé
we	cheilfimis
you (plural)	cheilfeadh sibh
they	cheilfidís
autonomous	cheilfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	ceilim
you (singular)	ceil
he / she	ceileadh sé
we	ceilimis
you (plural)	ceiligí
they	ceilidís

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