Irish verb

céas

to crucify

céas is a Irish verb meaning “to crucify”. Its verbal noun is céasadh.

Verbal noun: céasadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Icéasaim
you (singular)céasann tú
he / shecéasann sé
wecéasaimid
you (plural)céasann sibh
theycéasann siad
autonomouscéastar

Past

PersonForm
Ichéas mé
you (singular)chéas tú
he / shechéas sé
wechéasamar
you (plural)chéas sibh
theychéas siad
autonomouscéasadh

Future

PersonForm
Icéasfaidh mé
you (singular)céasfaidh tú
he / shecéasfaidh sé
wecéasfaimid
you (plural)céasfaidh sibh
theycéasfaidh siad
autonomouscéasfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichéasfainn
you (singular)chéasfá
he / shechéasfadh sé
wechéasfaimis
you (plural)chéasfadh sibh
theychéasfaidís
autonomouschéasfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icéasaim
you (singular)céas
he / shecéasadh sé
wecéasaimis
you (plural)céasaigí
theycéasaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge