Irish verb

claon

to incline

claon is a Irish verb meaning “to incline”. Its verbal noun is claonadh.

Verbal noun: claonadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iclaonaim
you (singular)claonann tú
he / sheclaonann sé
weclaonaimid
you (plural)claonann sibh
theyclaonann siad
autonomousclaontar

Past

PersonForm
Ichlaon mé
you (singular)chlaon tú
he / shechlaon sé
wechlaonamar
you (plural)chlaon sibh
theychlaon siad
autonomousclaonadh

Future

PersonForm
Iclaonfaidh mé
you (singular)claonfaidh tú
he / sheclaonfaidh sé
weclaonfaimid
you (plural)claonfaidh sibh
theyclaonfaidh siad
autonomousclaonfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichlaonfainn
you (singular)chlaonfá
he / shechlaonfadh sé
wechlaonfaimis
you (plural)chlaonfadh sibh
theychlaonfaidís
autonomouschlaonfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iclaonaim
you (singular)claon
he / sheclaonadh sé
weclaonaimis
you (plural)claonaigí
theyclaonaidís

claon in context

(a) aon pháipeur ainmniúcháin do chlaon-sighniú no d'aghalot go calaoiseach no do scrios go calaoiseach, no aon pháipeur ainmniúcháin do sheachada don cheann comhrimh agus a fhios aige go bhfuil sé claon-sighnithe;

( a ) forges or fraudulently defaces or fraudulent defaces or fraudulently destroys any nomination paper, or delivers to the returning officer an nomination paper, knowing the same to be forged;

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Native language name: Gaeilge