Irish verb

claidh

to dig

claidh is a Irish verb meaning “to dig”. Its verbal noun is claidhe.

Verbal noun: claidhe

Present

Person	Form
I	claidhim
you (singular)	claidheann tú
he / she	claidheann sé
we	claidhimid
you (plural)	claidheann sibh
they	claidheann siad
autonomous	claidhtear

Past

Person	Form
I	chlaidh mé
you (singular)	chlaidh tú
he / she	chlaidh sé
we	chlaidheamar
you (plural)	chlaidh sibh
they	chlaidh siad
autonomous	claidheadh

Future

Person	Form
I	claidhfidh mé
you (singular)	claidhfidh tú
he / she	claidhfidh sé
we	claidhfimid
you (plural)	claidhfidh sibh
they	claidhfidh siad
autonomous	claidhfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	chlaidhfinn
you (singular)	chlaidhfeá
he / she	chlaidhfeadh sé
we	chlaidhfimis
you (plural)	chlaidhfeadh sibh
they	chlaidhfidís
autonomous	chlaidhfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	claidhim
you (singular)	claidh
he / she	claidheadh sé
we	claidhimis
you (plural)	claidhigí
they	claidhidís

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