Irish verb

dínasc

unclasp

dínasc is a Irish verb meaning “unclasp”. Its verbal noun is dínascadh.

Verbal noun: dínascadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idínascaim
you (singular)dínascann tú
he / shedínascann sé
wedínascaimid
you (plural)dínascann sibh
theydínascann siad
autonomousdínasctar

Past

PersonForm
Idhínasc mé
you (singular)dhínasc tú
he / shedhínasc sé
wedhínascamar
you (plural)dhínasc sibh
theydhínasc siad
autonomousdínascadh

Future

PersonForm
Idínascfaidh mé
you (singular)dínascfaidh tú
he / shedínascfaidh sé
wedínascfaimid
you (plural)dínascfaidh sibh
theydínascfaidh siad
autonomousdínascfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhínascfainn
you (singular)dhínascfá
he / shedhínascfadh sé
wedhínascfaimis
you (plural)dhínascfadh sibh
theydhínascfaidís
autonomousdhínascfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idínascaim
you (singular)dínasc
he / shedínascadh sé
wedínascaimis
you (plural)dínascaigí
theydínascaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge