Irish verb

coirigh

to accuse

coirigh is a Irish verb meaning “to accuse”. Its verbal noun is coiriú.

Verbal noun: coiriú

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoirím
you (singular)coiríonn tú
he / shecoiríonn sé
wecoirímid
you (plural)coiríonn sibh
theycoiríonn siad
autonomouscoirítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichoirigh mé
you (singular)choirigh tú
he / shechoirigh sé
wechoiríomar
you (plural)choirigh sibh
theychoirigh siad
autonomouscoiríodh

Future

PersonForm
Icoireoidh mé
you (singular)coireoidh tú
he / shecoireoidh sé
wecoireoimid
you (plural)coireoidh sibh
theycoireoidh siad
autonomouscoireofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoireoinn
you (singular)choireofá
he / shechoireodh sé
wechoireoimis
you (plural)choireodh sibh
theychoireoidís
autonomouschoireofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoirím
you (singular)coirigh
he / shecoiríodh sé
wecoirímis
you (plural)coirígí
theycoirídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge