Irish verb

conlaigh

to scrape together

conlaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to scrape together”. Its verbal noun is conlú.

Verbal noun: conlú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iconlaím
you (singular)conlaíonn tú
he / sheconlaíonn sé
weconlaímid
you (plural)conlaíonn sibh
theyconlaíonn siad
autonomousconlaítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichonlaigh mé
you (singular)chonlaigh tú
he / shechonlaigh sé
wechonlaíomar
you (plural)chonlaigh sibh
theychonlaigh siad
autonomousconlaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iconlóidh mé
you (singular)conlóidh tú
he / sheconlóidh sé
weconlóimid
you (plural)conlóidh sibh
theyconlóidh siad
autonomousconlófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichonlóinn
you (singular)chonlófá
he / shechonlódh sé
wechonlóimis
you (plural)chonlódh sibh
theychonlóidís
autonomouschonlófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iconlaím
you (singular)conlaigh
he / sheconlaíodh sé
weconlaímis
you (plural)conlaígí
theyconlaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge