Irish verb
diongaibh
to ward off
diongaibh is a Irish verb meaning “to ward off”. Its verbal noun is diongbháil.
Verbal noun: diongbháil
How Irish verb conjugation works — understand the patterns behind the forms below.
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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Native language name: Gaeilge