Irish verb

claidh

to dig

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

Verbal noun: claidhe

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

Present

PersonForm
Iclaidhim
you (singular)claidheann tú
he / sheclaidheann sé
weclaidhimid
you (plural)claidheann sibh
theyclaidheann siad
autonomousclaidhtear

Past

PersonForm
Ichlaidh mé
you (singular)chlaidh tú
he / shechlaidh sé
wechlaidheamar
you (plural)chlaidh sibh
theychlaidh siad
autonomousclaidheadh

Future

PersonForm
Iclaidhfidh mé
you (singular)claidhfidh tú
he / sheclaidhfidh sé
weclaidhfimid
you (plural)claidhfidh sibh
theyclaidhfidh siad
autonomousclaidhfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichlaidhfinn
you (singular)chlaidhfeá
he / shechlaidhfeadh sé
wechlaidhfimis
you (plural)chlaidhfeadh sibh
theychlaidhfidís
autonomouschlaidhfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iclaidhim
you (singular)claidh
he / sheclaidheadh sé
weclaidhimis
you (plural)claidhigí
theyclaidhidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge