Irish verb

deighil

part

deighil is a Irish verb meaning “part”. Its verbal noun is deighilt.

Verbal noun: deighilt

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

Present

PersonForm
Ideighlim
you (singular)deighleann tú
he / shedeighleann sé
wedeighlimid
you (plural)deighleann sibh
theydeighleann siad
autonomousdeighltear

Past

PersonForm
Idheighil mé
you (singular)dheighil tú
he / shedheighil sé
wedheighleamar
you (plural)dheighil sibh
theydheighil siad
autonomousdeighleadh

Future

PersonForm
Ideighilfidh mé
you (singular)deighilfidh tú
he / shedeighlfidh sé
wedeighlfimid
you (plural)deighilfidh sibh
theydeighilfidh siad
autonomousdeighlfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idheighlfinn mé
you (singular)dheighlfeá tú
he / shedheighlfeadh sé
wedheighlfimis
you (plural)dheighilfeadh sibh
theydheighilfidís
autonomousdheighlfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ideighlim
you (singular)deighil
he / shedeighleadh sé
wedeighlimis
you (plural)deighligí
theydeighlidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge