Irish verb

coill

to castrate

coill is a Irish verb meaning “to castrate”. Its verbal noun is coilleadh.

Verbal noun: coilleadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoillim
you (singular)coilleann tú
he / shecoilleann sé
wecoillimid
you (plural)coilleann sibh
theycoilleann siad
autonomouscoilltear

Past

PersonForm
Ichoill mé
you (singular)choill tú
he / shechoill sé
wechoilleamar
you (plural)choill sibh
theychoill siad
autonomouscoilleadh

Future

PersonForm
Icoillfidh mé
you (singular)coillfidh tú
he / shecoillfidh sé
wecoillfimid
you (plural)coillfidh sibh
theycoillfidh siad
autonomouscoillfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoillfinn
you (singular)choillfeá
he / shechoillfeadh sé
wechoillfimis
you (plural)choillfeadh sibh
theychoillfidís
autonomouschoillfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoillim
you (singular)coill
he / shecoilleadh sé
wecoillimis
you (plural)coilligí
theycoillidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge