Irish verb

cogain

to chew

cogain is a Irish verb meaning “to chew”. Its verbal noun is cogaint.

Verbal noun: cogaint

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

Present

PersonForm
Icognaím
you (singular)cognaíonn tú
he / shecognaíonn sé
wecognaímid
you (plural)cognaíonn sibh
theycognaíonn siad
autonomouscognaítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichogain mé
you (singular)chogain tú
he / shechogain sé
wechognaíomar
you (plural)chogain sibh
theychogain siad
autonomouscognaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Icognóidh mé
you (singular)cognóidh tú
he / shecognóidh sé
wecognóimid
you (plural)cognóidh sibh
theycognóidh siad
autonomouscognófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichognóinn
you (singular)chognófá
he / shechognódh sé
wechognóimis
you (plural)chognódh sibh
theychognóidís
autonomouschognófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icognaím
you (singular)cogain
he / shecognaíodh sé
wecognaímis
you (plural)cognaígí
theycognaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge