Irish verb

cócaráil

cook

cócaráil is a Irish verb meaning “cook”. Its verbal noun is cócaráil.

Verbal noun: cócaráil

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

Present

PersonForm
Icócarálaim
you (singular)cócarálann tú
he / shecócarálann sé
wecócarálaimid
you (plural)cócarálann sibh
theycócarálann siad
autonomouscócaráiltear

Past

PersonForm
Ichócaráil mé
you (singular)chócaráil tú
he / shechócaráil sé
wechócarálamar
you (plural)chócaráil sibh
theychócaráil siad
autonomouscócaráladh

Future

PersonForm
Icócarálfaidh mé
you (singular)cócarálfaidh tú
he / shecócarálfaidh sé
wecócarálfaimid
you (plural)cócarálfaidh sibh
theycócarálfaidh siad
autonomouscócarálfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ichócarálfainn
you (singular)chócarálfá
he / shechócarálfadh sé
wechócarálfaimis
you (plural)chócarálfadh sibh
theychócarálfaidís
autonomouschócarálfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Icócarálaim
you (singular)cócaráil
he / shecócaráladh sé
wecócarálaimis
you (plural)cócarálaigí
theycócarálaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge