Irish verb

clois

irregular

to hear

clois is a Irish verb meaning “to hear”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is cloistint.

Verbal noun: cloistint

Present

Person	Form
I	cloisim
you (singular)	cloiseann tú
he / she	cloiseann sé
we	cloisimid
you (plural)	cloiseann sibh
they	cloiseann siad
autonomous	cloistear

Past

Person	Form
I	chuala mé
you (singular)	chuala tú
he / she	chuala sé
we	chualamar
you (plural)	chuala sibh
they	chuala siad
autonomous	chualathas

Future

Person	Form
I	cloisfidh mé
you (singular)	cloisfidh tú
he / she	cloisfidh sé
we	cloisfimid
you (plural)	cloisfidh sibh
they	cloisfidh siad
autonomous	cloisfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	chloisfinn
you (singular)	chloisfeá
he / she	chloisfeadh sé
we	chloisfimis
you (plural)	chloisfeadh sibh
they	chloisfidís
autonomous	chloisfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	cloisim
you (singular)	clois
he / she	cloiseadh sé
we	cloisimis
you (plural)	cloisigí
they	cloisidís

Related Irish verbs

tar

to come

ith

to eat

téigh

go

bí

to be

beir

bear

faigh

get

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