Irish verb

coincheap

to conceptualize

coincheap is a Irish verb meaning “to conceptualize”. Its verbal noun is coincheapadh.

Verbal noun: coincheapadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoincheapaim
you (singular)coincheapann tú
he / shecoincheapann sé
wecoincheapaimid
you (plural)coincheapann sibh
theycoincheapann siad
autonomouscoincheaptar

Past

PersonForm
Ichoincheap mé
you (singular)choincheap tú
he / shechoincheap sé
wechoincheapamar
you (plural)choincheap sibh
theychoincheap siad
autonomouscoincheapadh

Future

PersonForm
Icoincheapfaidh mé
you (singular)coincheapfaidh tú
he / shecoincheapfaidh sé
wecoincheapfaimid
you (plural)coincheapfaidh sibh
theycoincheapfaidh siad
autonomouscoincheapfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoincheapfainn
you (singular)choincheapfá
he / shechoincheapfadh sé
wechoincheapfaimis
you (plural)choincheapfadh sibh
theychoincheapfaidís
autonomouschoincheapfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoincheapaim
you (singular)coincheap
he / shecoincheapadh sé
wecoincheapaimis
you (plural)coincheapaigí
theycoincheapaidís

coincheap in context

Is maith an coincheap é iriseoireacht an tsaoránaigh ach i ndeireadh ama caithfear na billí a íoc!

Citizen journalism is a nice concept but, in the end, somebody has to pay the bills!

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Native language name: Gaeilge