Irish verb

comhcheilg

conspire

comhcheilg is a Irish verb meaning “conspire”. Its verbal noun is comhcheilgeadh.

Verbal noun: comhcheilgeadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icomhcheilgim
you (singular)comhcheilgeann tú
he / shecomhcheilgeann sé
wecomhcheilgimid
you (plural)comhcheilgeann sibh
theycomhcheilgeann siad
autonomouscomhcheilgtear

Past

PersonForm
Ichomhcheilg mé
you (singular)chomhcheilg tú
he / shechomhcheilg sé
wechomhcheilgeamar
you (plural)chomhcheilg sibh
theychomhcheilg siad
autonomouscomhcheilgeadh

Future

PersonForm
Icomhcheilgfidh mé
you (singular)comhcheilgfidh tú
he / shecomhcheilgfidh sé
wecomhcheilgfimid
you (plural)comhcheilgfidh sibh
theycomhcheilgfidh siad
autonomouscomhcheilgfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichomhcheilgfinn
you (singular)chomhcheilgfeá
he / shechomhcheilgfeadh sé
wechomhcheilgfimis
you (plural)chomhcheilgfeadh sibh
theychomhcheilgfidís
autonomouschomhcheilgfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icomhcheilgim
you (singular)comhcheilg
he / shecomhcheilgeadh sé
wecomhcheilgimis
you (plural)comhcheilgigí
theycomhcheilgidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge