Irish verb

cloch

stone

cloch is a Irish verb meaning “stone”. Its verbal noun is clochadh.

Verbal noun: clochadh

Present

Person	Form
I	clochaim
you (singular)	clochann tú
he / she	clochann sé
we	clochaimid
you (plural)	clochann sibh
they	clochann siad
autonomous	clochtar

Past

Person	Form
I	chloch mé
you (singular)	chloch tú
he / she	chloch sé
we	chlochamar
you (plural)	chloch sibh
they	chloch siad
autonomous	clochadh

Future

Person	Form
I	clochfaidh mé
you (singular)	clochfaidh tú
he / she	clochfaidh sé
we	clochfaimid
you (plural)	clochfaidh sibh
they	clochfaidh siad
autonomous	clochfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	chlochfainn
you (singular)	chlochfá
he / she	chlochfadh sé
we	chlochfaimis
you (plural)	chlochfadh sibh
they	chlochfaidís
autonomous	chlochfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	clochaim
you (singular)	cloch
he / she	clochadh sé
we	clochaimis
you (plural)	clochaigí
they	clochaidís

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