Irish verb

cluich

chase

cluich is a Irish verb meaning “chase”. Its verbal noun is cluicheadh.

Verbal noun: cluicheadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icluichim
you (singular)cluicheann tú
he / shecluicheann sé
wecluichimid
you (plural)cluicheann sibh
theycluicheann siad
autonomouscluichtear

Past

PersonForm
Ichluich mé
you (singular)chluich tú
he / shechluich sé
wechluicheamar
you (plural)chluich sibh
theychluich siad
autonomouscluicheadh

Future

PersonForm
Icluichfidh mé
you (singular)cluichfidh tú
he / shecluichfidh sé
wecluichfimid
you (plural)cluichfidh sibh
theycluichfidh siad
autonomouscluichfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichluichfinn
you (singular)chluichfeá
he / shechluichfeadh sé
wechluichfimis
you (plural)chluichfeadh sibh
theychluichfidís
autonomouschluichfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icluichim
you (singular)cluich
he / shecluicheadh sé
wecluichimis
you (plural)cluichigí
theycluichidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge