Irish verb

crean

purchase

crean is a Irish verb meaning “purchase”. Its verbal noun is creanadh.

Verbal noun: creanadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icreanaim
you (singular)creanann tú
he / shecreanann sé
wecreanaimid
you (plural)creanann sibh
theycreanann siad
autonomouscreantar

Past

PersonForm
Ichrean mé
you (singular)chrean tú
he / shechrean sé
wechreanamar
you (plural)chrean sibh
theychrean siad
autonomouscreanadh

Future

PersonForm
Icreanfaidh mé
you (singular)creanfaidh tú
he / shecreanfaidh sé
wecreanfaimid
you (plural)creanfaidh sibh
theycreanfaidh siad
autonomouscreanfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichreanfainn
you (singular)chreanfá
he / shechreanfadh sé
wechreanfaimis
you (plural)chreanfadh sibh
theychreanfaidís
autonomouschreanfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icreanaim
you (singular)crean
he / shecreanadh sé
wecreanaimis
you (plural)creanaigí
theycreanaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge