Irish verb

ceiliúir

warble

ceiliúir is a Irish verb meaning “warble”. Its verbal noun is ceiliúradh.

Verbal noun: ceiliúradh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iceiliúraim
you (singular)ceiliúrann tú
he / sheceiliúrann sé
weceiliúraimid
you (plural)ceiliúrann sibh
theyceiliúrann siad
autonomousceiliúrtar

Past

PersonForm
Icheiliúir mé
you (singular)cheiliúir tú
he / shecheiliúir sé
wecheiliúramar
you (plural)cheiliúir sibh
theycheiliúir siad
autonomousceiliúradh

Future

PersonForm
Iceiliúrfaidh mé
you (singular)ceiliúrfaidh tú
he / sheceiliúrfaidh sé
weceiliúrfaimid
you (plural)ceiliúrfaidh sibh
theyceiliúrfaidh siad
autonomousceiliúrfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Icheiliúrfainn
you (singular)cheiliúrfá
he / shecheiliúrfadh sé
wecheiliúrfaimis
you (plural)cheiliúrfadh sibh
theycheiliúrfaidís
autonomouscheiliúrfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iceiliúraim
you (singular)ceiliúir
he / sheceiliúradh sé
weceiliúraimis
you (plural)ceiliúraigí
theyceiliúraidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge