Irish verb

dord

hum

dord is a Irish verb meaning “hum”. Its verbal noun is dordadh.

Verbal noun: dordadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idordaim
you (singular)dordann tú
he / shedordann sé
wedordaimid
you (plural)dordann sibh
theydordann siad
autonomousdordtar

Past

PersonForm
Idhord mé
you (singular)dhord tú
he / shedhord sé
wedhordamar
you (plural)dhord sibh
theydhord siad
autonomousdordadh

Future

PersonForm
Idordfaidh mé
you (singular)dordfaidh tú
he / shedordfaidh sé
wedordfaimid
you (plural)dordfaidh sibh
theydordfaidh siad
autonomousdordfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhordfainn
you (singular)dhordfá
he / shedhordfadh sé
wedhordfaimis
you (plural)dhordfadh sibh
theydhordfaidís
autonomousdhordfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idordaim
you (singular)dord
he / shedordadh sé
wedordaimis
you (plural)dordaigí
theydordaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge