Irish verb

ding

to wedge

ding is a Irish verb meaning “to wedge”. Its verbal noun is dingeadh.

Verbal noun: dingeadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idingim
you (singular)dingeann tú
he / shedingeann sé
wedingimid
you (plural)dingeann sibh
theydingeann siad
autonomousdingtear

Past

PersonForm
Idhing mé
you (singular)dhing tú
he / shedhing sé
wedhingeamar
you (plural)dhing sibh
theydhing siad
autonomousdingeadh

Future

PersonForm
Idingfidh mé
you (singular)dingfidh tú
he / shedingfidh sé
wedingfimid
you (plural)dingfidh sibh
theydingfidh siad
autonomousdingfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhingfinn
you (singular)dhingfeá
he / shedhingfeadh sé
wedhingfimis
you (plural)dhingfeadh sibh
theydhingfidís
autonomousdhingfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idingim
you (singular)ding
he / shedingeadh sé
wedingimis
you (plural)dingigí
theydingidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge