Irish verb

díchoisric

deconsecrate

díchoisric is a Irish verb meaning “deconsecrate”. Its verbal noun is díchoisreacan.

Verbal noun: díchoisreacan

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

Present

PersonForm
Idíchoisricim
you (singular)díchoisriceann tú
he / shedíchoisriceann sé
wedíchoisricimid
you (plural)díchoisriceann sibh
theydíchoisriceann siad
autonomousdíchoisrictear

Past

PersonForm
Idhíchoisric mé
you (singular)dhíchoisric tú
he / shedhíchoisric sé
wedhíchoisriceamar
you (plural)dhíchoisric sibh
theydhíchoisric siad
autonomousdíchoisriceadh

Future

PersonForm
Idíchoisricfidh mé
you (singular)díchoisricfidh tú
he / shedíchoisricfidh sé
wedíchoisricfimid
you (plural)díchoisricfidh sibh
theydíchoisricfidh siad
autonomousdíchoisricfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhíchoisricfinn
you (singular)dhíchoisricfeá
he / shedhíchoisricfeadh sé
wedhíchoisricfimis
you (plural)dhíchoisricfeadh sibh
theydhíchoisricfidís
autonomousdhíchoisricfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idíchoisricim
you (singular)díchoisric
he / shedíchoisriceadh sé
wedíchoisricimis
you (plural)díchoisricigí
theydíchoisricidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge