Irish verb

coisric

to consecrate

coisric is a Irish verb meaning “to consecrate”. Its verbal noun is coisreacan.

Verbal noun: coisreacan

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoisricim
you (singular)coisriceann tú
he / shecoisriceann sé
wecoisricimid
you (plural)coisriceann sibh
theycoisriceann siad
autonomouscoisrictear

Past

PersonForm
Ichoisric mé
you (singular)choisric tú
he / shechoisric sé
wechoisriceamar
you (plural)choisric sibh
theychoisric siad
autonomouscoisriceadh

Future

PersonForm
Icoisricfidh mé
you (singular)coisricfidh tú
he / shecoisricfidh sé
wecoisricfimid
you (plural)coisricfidh sibh
theycoisricfidh siad
autonomouscoisricfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoisricfinn
you (singular)choisricfeá
he / shechoisricfeadh sé
wechoisricfimis
you (plural)choisricfeadh sibh
theychoisricfidís
autonomouschoisricfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoisricim
you (singular)coisric
he / shecoisriceadh sé
wecoisricimis
you (plural)coisricigí
theycoisricidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge