Irish verb

coimeád

to keep

coimeád is a Irish verb meaning “to keep”. Its verbal noun is coimeád.

Verbal noun: coimeád

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoimeádaim
you (singular)coimeádann tú
he / shecoimeádann sé
wecoimeádaimid
you (plural)coimeádann sibh
theycoimeádann siad
autonomouscoimeádtar

Past

PersonForm
Ichoimeád mé
you (singular)choimeád tú
he / shechoimeád sé
wechoimeádamar
you (plural)choimeád sibh
theychoimeád siad
autonomouscoimeádadh

Future

PersonForm
Icoimeádfaidh mé
you (singular)coimeádfaidh tú
he / shecoimeádfaidh sé
wecoimeádfaimid
you (plural)coimeádfaidh sibh
theycoimeádfaidh siad
autonomouscoimeádfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoimeádfainn
you (singular)choimeádfá
he / shechoimeádfadh sé
wechoimeádfaimis
you (plural)choimeádfadh sibh
theychoimeádfaidís
autonomouschoimeádfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoimeádaim
you (singular)coimeád
he / shecoimeádadh sé
wecoimeádaimis
you (plural)coimeádaigí
theycoimeádaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge