Irish verb

cigil

to tickle

cigil is a Irish verb meaning “to tickle”. Its verbal noun is cigilt.

Verbal noun: cigilt

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

Present

PersonForm
Iciglím
you (singular)ciglíonn tú
he / sheciglíonn sé
weciglímid
you (plural)ciglíonn sibh
theyciglíonn siad
autonomousciglítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichigil mé
you (singular)chigil tú
he / shechigil sé
wechiglíomar
you (plural)chigil sibh
theychigil siad
autonomousciglíodh

Future

PersonForm
Icigleoidh mé
you (singular)cigleoidh tú
he / shecigleoidh sé
wecigleoimid
you (plural)cigleoidh sibh
theycigleoidh siad
autonomouscigleofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichigleoinn
you (singular)chigleofá
he / shechigleodh sé
wechigleoimis
you (plural)chigleodh sibh
theychigleoidís
autonomouschigleofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iciglím
you (singular)cigil
he / sheciglíodh sé
weciglímis
you (plural)ciglígí
theyciglídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge