Irish verb

croch

to hang

croch is a Irish verb meaning “to hang”. Its verbal noun is crochadh.

Verbal noun: crochadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icrochaim
you (singular)crochann tú
he / shecrochann sé
wecrochaimid
you (plural)crochann sibh
theycrochann siad
autonomouscrochtar

Past

PersonForm
Ichroch mé
you (singular)chroch tú
he / shechroch sé
wechrochamar
you (plural)chroch sibh
theychroch siad
autonomouscrochadh

Future

PersonForm
Icrochfaidh mé
you (singular)crochfaidh tú
he / shecrochfaidh sé
wecrochfaimid
you (plural)crochfaidh sibh
theycrochfaidh siad
autonomouscrochfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichrochfainn
you (singular)chrochfá
he / shechrochfadh sé
wechrochfaimis
you (plural)chrochfadh sibh
theychrochfaidís
autonomouschrochfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icrochaim
you (singular)croch
he / shecrochadh sé
wecrochaimis
you (plural)crochaigí
theycrochaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge