Irish verb

cruan

enamel

cruan is a Irish verb meaning “enamel”. Its verbal noun is cruanadh.

Verbal noun: cruanadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icruanaim
you (singular)cruanann tú
he / shecruanann sé
wecruanaimid
you (plural)cruanann sibh
theycruanann siad
autonomouscruantar

Past

PersonForm
Ichruan mé
you (singular)chruan tú
he / shechruan sé
wechruanamar
you (plural)chruan sibh
theychruan siad
autonomouscruanadh

Future

PersonForm
Icruanfaidh mé
you (singular)cruanfaidh tú
he / shecruanfaidh sé
wecruanfaimid
you (plural)cruanfaidh sibh
theycruanfaidh siad
autonomouscruanfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichruanfainn
you (singular)chruanfá
he / shechruanfadh sé
wechruanfaimis
you (plural)chruanfadh sibh
theychruanfaidís
autonomouschruanfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icruanaim
you (singular)cruan
he / shecruanadh sé
wecruanaimis
you (plural)cruanaigí
theycruanaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge