Irish verb

deoch

immerse

deoch is a Irish verb meaning “immerse”. Its verbal noun is deochadh.

Verbal noun: deochadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ideochaim
you (singular)deochann tú
he / shedeochann sé
wedeochaimid
you (plural)deochann sibh
theydeochann siad
autonomousdeochtar

Past

PersonForm
Idheoch mé
you (singular)dheoch tú
he / shedheoch sé
wedheochamar
you (plural)dheoch sibh
theydheoch siad
autonomousdeochadh

Future

PersonForm
Ideochfaidh mé
you (singular)deochfaidh tú
he / shedeochfaidh sé
wedeochfaimid
you (plural)deochfaidh sibh
theydeochfaidh siad
autonomousdeochfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idheochfainn
you (singular)dheochfá
he / shedheochfadh sé
wedheochfaimis
you (plural)dheochfadh sibh
theydheochfaidís
autonomousdheochfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ideochaim
you (singular)deoch
he / shedeochadh sé
wedeochaimis
you (plural)deochaigí
theydeochaidís

deoch in context

Chomhairligh an dochtúir leis gur fearr éirí as an deoch.

The doctor advised him that it would be better to give up the drink.

Is deoch draíochta í.

It's a magic potion.

Deoch draíochta is ea í.

It's a magic potion.

Deoch draíochta atá inti.

It's a magic potion.

An mbeidh deoch eile agat?

Will you have another drink?

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Native language name: Gaeilge