Irish verb

daingnigh

to fortify

daingnigh is a Irish verb meaning “to fortify”. Its verbal noun is daingniú.

Verbal noun: daingniú

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

Present

PersonForm
Idaingním
you (singular)daingníonn tú
he / shedaingníonn sé
wedaingnímid
you (plural)daingníonn sibh
theydaingníonn siad
autonomousdaingnítear

Past

PersonForm
Idhaingnigh mé
you (singular)dhaingnigh tú
he / shedhaingnigh sé
wedhaingníomar
you (plural)dhaingnigh sibh
theydhaingnigh siad
autonomousdaingníodh

Future

PersonForm
Idaingneoidh mé
you (singular)daingneoidh tú
he / shedaingneoidh sé
wedaingneoimid
you (plural)daingneoidh sibh
theydaingneoidh siad
autonomousdaingneofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhaingneoinn
you (singular)dhaingneofá
he / shedhaingneodh sé
wedhaingneoimis
you (plural)dhaingneodh sibh
theydhaingneoidís
autonomousdhaingneofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idaingním
you (singular)daingnigh
he / shedaingníodh sé
wedaingnímis
you (plural)daingnígí
theydaingnídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge