Irish verb

clóigh

to tame

clóigh is a Irish verb meaning “to tame”. Its verbal noun is cló.

Verbal noun: cló

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

Present

PersonForm
Iclóim
you (singular)clónn tú
he / sheclónn sé
weclóimid
you (plural)clónn sibh
theyclónn siad
autonomousclóitear

Past

PersonForm
Ichlóigh mé
you (singular)chlóigh tú
he / shechlóigh sé
wechlómar
you (plural)chlóigh sibh
theychlóigh siad
autonomousclódh

Future

PersonForm
Iclófaidh mé
you (singular)clófaidh tú
he / sheclófaidh sé
weclófaimid
you (plural)clófaidh sibh
theyclófaidh siad
autonomousclófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichlófainn
you (singular)chlófá
he / shechlófadh sé
wechlófaimis
you (plural)chlófadh sibh
theychlófaidís
autonomouschlófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iclóim
you (singular)clóigh
he / sheclódh sé
weclóimis
you (plural)clóigí
theyclóidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge