Irish verb

doir

to bull

doir is a Irish verb meaning “to bull”. Its verbal noun is dor.

Verbal noun: dor

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

Present

PersonForm
Idoirim
you (singular)doireann tú
he / shedoireann sé
wedoirimid
you (plural)doireann sibh
theydoireann siad
autonomousdoirtear

Past

PersonForm
Idhoir mé
you (singular)dhoir tú
he / shedhoir sé
wedhoireamar
you (plural)dhoir sibh
theydhoir siad
autonomousdoireadh

Future

PersonForm
Idoirfidh mé
you (singular)doirfidh tú
he / shedoirfidh sé
wedoirfimid
you (plural)doirfidh sibh
theydoirfidh siad
autonomousdoirfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhoirfinn
you (singular)dhoirfeá
he / shedhoirfeadh sé
wedhoirfimis
you (plural)dhoirfeadh sibh
theydhoirfidís
autonomousdhoirfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idoirim
you (singular)doir
he / shedoireadh sé
wedoirimis
you (plural)doirigí
theydoiridís

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Native language name: Gaeilge