Irish verb

cluich

chase

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

Verbal noun: cluicheadh

Present

Person	Form
I	cluichim
you (singular)	cluicheann tú
he / she	cluicheann sé
we	cluichimid
you (plural)	cluicheann sibh
they	cluicheann siad
autonomous	cluichtear

Past

Person	Form
I	chluich mé
you (singular)	chluich tú
he / she	chluich sé
we	chluicheamar
you (plural)	chluich sibh
they	chluich siad
autonomous	cluicheadh

Future

Person	Form
I	cluichfidh mé
you (singular)	cluichfidh tú
he / she	cluichfidh sé
we	cluichfimid
you (plural)	cluichfidh sibh
they	cluichfidh siad
autonomous	cluichfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	chluichfinn
you (singular)	chluichfeá
he / she	chluichfeadh sé
we	chluichfimis
you (plural)	chluichfeadh sibh
they	chluichfidís
autonomous	chluichfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	cluichim
you (singular)	cluich
he / she	cluicheadh sé
we	cluichimis
you (plural)	cluichigí
they	cluichidís

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