Irish verb

cluin

to hear

cluin is a Irish verb meaning “to hear”. Its verbal noun is cluinstin.

Verbal noun: cluinstin

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

Present

PersonForm
Icluinim
you (singular)cluineann tú
he / shecluineann sé
wecluinimid
you (plural)cluineann sibh
theycluineann siad
autonomouscluintear

Past

PersonForm
Ichuala mé
you (singular)chuala tú
he / shechuala sé
wechualamar
you (plural)chuala sibh
theychuala siad
autonomouschualathas

Future

PersonForm
Icluinfidh mé
you (singular)cluinfidh tú
he / shecluinfidh sé
wecluinfimid
you (plural)cluinfidh sibh
theycluinfidh siad
autonomouscluinfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichluinfinn
you (singular)chluinfeá
he / shechluinfeadh sé
wechluinfimis
you (plural)chluinfeadh sibh
theychluinfidís
autonomouschluinfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icluinim
you (singular)cluin
he / shecluineadh sé
wecluinimis
you (plural)cluinigí
theycluinidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge