Irish verb

doirt

to pour

doirt is a Irish verb meaning “to pour”. Its verbal noun is doirteadh.

Verbal noun: doirteadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idoirtim
you (singular)doirteann tú
he / shedoirteann sé
wedoirtimid
you (plural)doirteann sibh
theydoirteann siad
autonomousdoirtear

Past

PersonForm
Idhoirt mé
you (singular)dhoirt tú
he / shedhoirt sé
wedhoirteamar
you (plural)dhoirt sibh
theydhoirt siad
autonomousdoirteadh

Future

PersonForm
Idoirtfidh mé
you (singular)doirtfidh tú
he / shedoirtfidh sé
wedoirtfimid
you (plural)doirtfidh sibh
theydoirtfidh siad
autonomousdoirtfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhoirtfinn
you (singular)dhoirtfeá
he / shedhoirtfeadh sé
wedhoirtfimis
you (plural)dhoirtfeadh sibh
theydhoirtfidís
autonomousdhoirtfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idoirtim
you (singular)doirt
he / shedoirteadh sé
wedoirtimis
you (plural)doirtigí
theydoirtidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge