Irish verb

coscair

to hack up

coscair is a Irish verb meaning “to hack up”. Its verbal noun is coscairt.

Verbal noun: coscairt

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

Present

PersonForm
Icoscraím
you (singular)coscraíonn tú
he / shecoscraíonn sé
wecoscraímid
you (plural)coscraíonn sibh
theycoscraíonn siad
autonomouscoscraítear

Past

PersonForm
Ichoscair mé
you (singular)choscair tú
he / shechoscair sé
wechoscraíomar
you (plural)choscair sibh
theychoscair siad
autonomouscoscraíodh

Future

PersonForm
Icoscróidh mé
you (singular)coscróidh tú
he / shecoscróidh sé
wecoscróimid
you (plural)coscróidh sibh
theycoscróidh siad
autonomouscoscrófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichoscróinn
you (singular)choscrófá
he / shechoscródh sé
wechoscróimis
you (plural)choscródh sibh
theychoscróidís
autonomouschoscrófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icoscraím
you (singular)coscair
he / shecoscraíodh sé
wecoscraímis
you (plural)coscraígí
theycoscraídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge