Irish verb

dol

loop

dol is a Irish verb meaning “loop”. Its verbal noun is doladh.

Verbal noun: doladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idolaim
you (singular)dolann tú
he / shedolann sé
wedolaimid
you (plural)dolann sibh
theydolann siad
autonomousdoltar

Past

PersonForm
Idhol mé
you (singular)dhol tú
he / shedhol sé
wedholamar
you (plural)dhol sibh
theydhol siad
autonomousdoladh

Future

PersonForm
Idolfaidh mé
you (singular)dolfaidh tú
he / shedolfaidh sé
wedolfaimid
you (plural)dolfaidh sibh
theydolfaidh siad
autonomousdolfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idholfainn
you (singular)dholfá
he / shedholfadh sé
wedholfaimis
you (plural)dholfadh sibh
theydholfaidís
autonomousdholfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idolaim
you (singular)dol
he / shedoladh sé
wedolaimis
you (plural)dolaigí
theydolaidís

dol in context

Uair a bhí mise ag fás suas, chonaic mé an buachaill is láidre sa mbaile. Agus ó chonaic mé an t-aonad san, nídh 'acainn dom dol im choladh.

When I was growing up, I saw the largest boy in the village. Since I saw that unit, I have not been able to sleep.

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Native language name: Gaeilge