Irish verb

diamhaslaigh

to blaspheme

diamhaslaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to blaspheme”. Its verbal noun is diamhaslú.

Verbal noun: diamhaslú

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

Present

PersonForm
Idiamhaslaím
you (singular)diamhaslaíonn tú
he / shediamhaslaíonn sé
wediamhaslaímid
you (plural)diamhaslaíonn sibh
theydiamhaslaíonn siad
autonomousdiamhaslaítear

Past

PersonForm
Idhiamhaslaigh mé
you (singular)dhiamhaslaigh tú
he / shedhiamhaslaigh sé
wedhiamhaslaíomar
you (plural)dhiamhaslaigh sibh
theydhiamhaslaigh siad
autonomousdiamhaslaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Idiamhaslóidh mé
you (singular)diamhaslóidh tú
he / shediamhaslóidh sé
wediamhaslóimid
you (plural)diamhaslóidh sibh
theydiamhaslóidh siad
autonomousdiamhaslófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhiamhaslóinn
you (singular)dhiamhaslófá
he / shedhiamhaslódh sé
wedhiamhaslóimis
you (plural)dhiamhaslódh sibh
theydhiamhaslóidís
autonomousdhiamhaslófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idiamhaslaím
you (singular)diamhaslaigh
he / shediamhaslaíodh sé
wediamhaslaímis
you (plural)diamhaslaígí
theydiamhaslaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge