Irish verb

dearnáil

darn

dearnáil is a Irish verb meaning “darn”. Its verbal noun is dearnáil.

Verbal noun: dearnáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Idearnálaim
you (singular)dearnálann tú
he / shedearnálann sé
wedearnálaimid
you (plural)dearnálann sibh
theydearnálann siad
autonomousdearnáiltear

Past

PersonForm
Idhearnáil mé
you (singular)dhearnáil tú
he / shedhearnáil sé
wedhearnálamar
you (plural)dhearnáil sibh
theydhearnáil siad
autonomousdearnáladh

Future

PersonForm
Idearnálfaidh mé
you (singular)dearnálfaidh tú
he / shedearnálfaidh sé
wedearnálfaimid
you (plural)dearnálfaidh sibh
theydearnálfaidh siad
autonomousdearnálfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhearnálfainn
you (singular)dhearnálfá
he / shedhearnálfadh sé
wedhearnálfaimis
you (plural)dhearnálfadh sibh
theydhearnálfaidís
autonomousdhearnálfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idearnálaim
you (singular)dearnáil
he / shedearnáladh sé
wedearnálaimis
you (plural)dearnálaigí
theydearnálaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge