Irish verb

cros

cross

cros is a Irish verb meaning “cross”. Its verbal noun is crosadh.

Verbal noun: crosadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icrosaim
you (singular)crosann tú
he / shecrosann sé
wecrosaimid
you (plural)crosann sibh
theycrosann siad
autonomouscrostar

Past

PersonForm
Ichros mé
you (singular)chros tú
he / shechros sé
wechrosamar
you (plural)chros sibh
theychros siad
autonomouscrosadh

Future

PersonForm
Icrosfaidh mé
you (singular)crosfaidh tú
he / shecrosfaidh sé
wecrosfaimid
you (plural)crosfaidh sibh
theycrosfaidh siad
autonomouscrosfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichrosfainn
you (singular)chrosfá
he / shechrosfadh sé
wechrosfaimis
you (plural)chrosfadh sibh
theychrosfaidís
autonomouschrosfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icrosaim
you (singular)cros
he / shecrosadh sé
wecrosaimis
you (plural)crosaigí
theycrosaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge