Irish verb

diongaibh

to ward off

diongaibh is a Irish verb meaning “to ward off”. Its verbal noun is diongbháil.

Verbal noun: diongbháil

Present

Person	Form
I	diongbhaim
you (singular)	diongbhann tú
he / she	diongbhann sé
we	diongbhaimid
you (plural)	diongbhann sibh
they	diongbhann siad
autonomous	diongbhatar

Past

Person	Form
I	dhiongaibh mé
you (singular)	dhiongaibh tú
he / she	dhiongaibh sé
we	dhiongbhamar
you (plural)	dhiongaibh sibh
they	dhiongaibh siad
autonomous	diongbhadh

Future

Person	Form
I	diongabhfaidh mé
you (singular)	diongabhfaidh tú
he / she	diongbhafaidh sé
we	diongbhafaimid
you (plural)	diongabhfaidh sibh
they	diongabhfaidh siad
autonomous	diongbhafar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	dhiongbhafainn mé
you (singular)	dhiongbhafá tú
he / she	dhiongbhafadh sé
we	dhiongbhafaimis
you (plural)	dhiongabhfadh sibh
they	dhiongabhfaidís
autonomous	dhiongbhafaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	diongbhaim
you (singular)	diongaibh
he / she	diongbhadh sé
we	diongbhaimis
you (plural)	diongbhaigí
they	diongbhaidís

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