Irish verb

coilltigh

forest

coilltigh is a Irish verb meaning “forest”. Its verbal noun is coilltiú.

Verbal noun: coilltiú

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoilltím
you (singular)coilltíonn tú
he / shecoilltíonn sé
wecoilltímid
you (plural)coilltíonn sibh
theycoilltíonn siad
autonomouscoilltítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichoilltigh mé
you (singular)choilltigh tú
he / shechoilltigh sé
wechoilltíomar
you (plural)choilltigh sibh
theychoilltigh siad
autonomouscoilltíodh

Future

PersonForm
Icoillteoidh mé
you (singular)coillteoidh tú
he / shecoillteoidh sé
wecoillteoimid
you (plural)coillteoidh sibh
theycoillteoidh siad
autonomouscoillteofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoillteoinn
you (singular)choillteofá
he / shechoillteodh sé
wechoillteoimis
you (plural)choillteodh sibh
theychoillteoidís
autonomouschoillteofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoilltím
you (singular)coilltigh
he / shecoilltíodh sé
wecoilltímis
you (plural)coilltígí
theycoilltídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge