blas.blas.

Irish verb

crom

to bend over

crom is a Irish verb meaning “to bend over”. Its verbal noun is cromadh.

Verbal noun: cromadh

Present

PersonForm
Icromaim
you (singular)cromann tú
he / shecromann sé
wecromaimid
you (plural)cromann sibh
theycromann siad
autonomouscromtar

Past

PersonForm
Ichrom mé
you (singular)chrom tú
he / shechrom sé
wechromamar
you (plural)chrom sibh
theychrom siad
autonomouscromadh

Future

PersonForm
Icromfaidh mé
you (singular)cromfaidh tú
he / shecromfaidh sé
wecromfaimid
you (plural)cromfaidh sibh
theycromfaidh siad
autonomouscromfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichromfainn
you (singular)chromfá
he / shechromfadh sé
wechromfaimis
you (plural)chromfadh sibh
theychromfaidís
autonomouschromfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icromaim
you (singular)crom
he / shecromadh sé
wecromaimis
you (plural)cromaigí
theycromaidís

crom in context

Cruinnithe den Chólucht Rialúcháin do bheith ann uair sa choicíos i Seomra na Comhairle Contae, Luimneach no, nuair a cinnfear amhlaidh, san Ospideul Contae, Crom, no sa Teaghlach Contae, an Caisleán Nua;

Meetings of the Governing Body to be held fortnightly at the County Council Chamber, Limerick, or when decided, at the County Hospital, Croom, or County Home, Newcastle West;

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Native language name: Gaeilge