Irish verb

dearbhaigh

to affirm

dearbhaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to affirm”. Its verbal noun is dearbhú.

Verbal noun: dearbhú

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

Present

PersonForm
Idearbhaím
you (singular)dearbhaíonn tú
he / shedearbhaíonn sé
wedearbhaímid
you (plural)dearbhaíonn sibh
theydearbhaíonn siad
autonomousdearbhaítear

Past

PersonForm
Idhearbhaigh mé
you (singular)dhearbhaigh tú
he / shedhearbhaigh sé
wedhearbhaíomar
you (plural)dhearbhaigh sibh
theydhearbhaigh siad
autonomousdearbhaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Idearbhóidh mé
you (singular)dearbhóidh tú
he / shedearbhóidh sé
wedearbhóimid
you (plural)dearbhóidh sibh
theydearbhóidh siad
autonomousdearbhófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhearbhóinn
you (singular)dhearbhófá
he / shedhearbhódh sé
wedhearbhóimis
you (plural)dhearbhódh sibh
theydhearbhóidís
autonomousdhearbhófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idearbhaím
you (singular)dearbhaigh
he / shedearbhaíodh sé
wedearbhaímis
you (plural)dearbhaígí
theydearbhaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge