Irish verb

daor

enslave

daor is a Irish verb meaning “enslave”. Its verbal noun is daoradh.

Verbal noun: daoradh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idaoraim
you (singular)daorann tú
he / shedaorann sé
wedaoraimid
you (plural)daorann sibh
theydaorann siad
autonomousdaortar

Past

PersonForm
Idhaor mé
you (singular)dhaor tú
he / shedhaor sé
wedhaoramar
you (plural)dhaor sibh
theydhaor siad
autonomousdaoradh

Future

PersonForm
Idaorfaidh mé
you (singular)daorfaidh tú
he / shedaorfaidh sé
wedaorfaimid
you (plural)daorfaidh sibh
theydaorfaidh siad
autonomousdaorfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhaorfainn
you (singular)dhaorfá
he / shedhaorfadh sé
wedhaorfaimis
you (plural)dhaorfadh sibh
theydhaorfaidís
autonomousdhaorfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idaoraim
you (singular)daor
he / shedaoradh sé
wedaoraimis
you (plural)daoraigí
theydaoraidís

daor in context

Ní raibh sé daor.

It wasn't expensive.

Tá sé daor go leor.

It is expensive enough.

An bhfuil an cíos daor?

Is the rent expensive?

Tá sé an-daor.

It's very expensive.

(e) nuair is ar éinne a daoradh chun pian-tseirbhíse a bheidh an léasa san le déanamh déanfar an léasa air sara n-aistreofar é chun daor-phríosúin chun an phian-tseirbhís a cuireadh air d'fhulang.

( e ) such whipping to be inflicted on any person sentenced to penal servitude shall be inflicted on him before he is removed to a convict prison with a view to his undergoing his sentence of penal servitude.

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Native language name: Gaeilge