Irish verb

conspóid

argue

conspóid is a Irish verb meaning “argue”. Its verbal noun is conspóideadh.

Verbal noun: conspóideadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iconspóidim
you (singular)conspóideann tú
he / sheconspóideann sé
weconspóidimid
you (plural)conspóideann sibh
theyconspóideann siad
autonomousconspóidtear

Past

PersonForm
Ichonspóid mé
you (singular)chonspóid tú
he / shechonspóid sé
wechonspóideamar
you (plural)chonspóid sibh
theychonspóid siad
autonomousconspóideadh

Future

PersonForm
Iconspóidfidh mé
you (singular)conspóidfidh tú
he / sheconspóidfidh sé
weconspóidfimid
you (plural)conspóidfidh sibh
theyconspóidfidh siad
autonomousconspóidfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichonspóidfinn
you (singular)chonspóidfeá
he / shechonspóidfeadh sé
wechonspóidfimis
you (plural)chonspóidfeadh sibh
theychonspóidfidís
autonomouschonspóidfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iconspóidim
you (singular)conspóid
he / sheconspóideadh sé
weconspóidimis
you (plural)conspóidigí
theyconspóididís

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Native language name: Gaeilge