Irish verb

dligh

to deserve

dligh is a Irish verb meaning “to deserve”. Its verbal noun is dlí.

Verbal noun: dlí

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

Present

PersonForm
Idlím
you (singular)dlíonn tú
he / shedlíonn sé
wedlímid
you (plural)dlíonn sibh
theydlíonn siad
autonomousdlitear

Past

PersonForm
Idhligh mé
you (singular)dhligh tú
he / shedhligh sé
wedhlíomar
you (plural)dhligh sibh
theydhligh siad
autonomousdlíodh

Future

PersonForm
Idlífidh mé
you (singular)dlífidh tú
he / shedlífidh sé
wedlífimid
you (plural)dlífidh sibh
theydlífidh siad
autonomousdlífear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhlífinn
you (singular)dhlífeá
he / shedhlífeadh sé
wedhlífimis
you (plural)dhlífeadh sibh
theydhlífidís
autonomousdhlífí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idlím
you (singular)dligh
he / shedlíodh sé
wedlímis
you (plural)dlígí
theydlídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge