Irish verb

ciap

harass

ciap is a Irish verb meaning “harass”. Its verbal noun is ciapadh.

Verbal noun: ciapadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iciapaim
you (singular)ciapann tú
he / sheciapann sé
weciapaimid
you (plural)ciapann sibh
theyciapann siad
autonomousciaptar

Past

PersonForm
Ichiap mé
you (singular)chiap tú
he / shechiap sé
wechiapamar
you (plural)chiap sibh
theychiap siad
autonomousciapadh

Future

PersonForm
Iciapfaidh mé
you (singular)ciapfaidh tú
he / sheciapfaidh sé
weciapfaimid
you (plural)ciapfaidh sibh
theyciapfaidh siad
autonomousciapfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichiapfainn
you (singular)chiapfá
he / shechiapfadh sé
wechiapfaimis
you (plural)chiapfadh sibh
theychiapfaidís
autonomouschiapfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iciapaim
you (singular)ciap
he / sheciapadh sé
weciapaimis
you (plural)ciapaigí
theyciapaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge