Irish verb

dreach

delineate

dreach is a Irish verb meaning “delineate”. Its verbal noun is dreachadh.

Verbal noun: dreachadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Idreachaim
you (singular)dreachann tú
he / shedreachann sé
wedreachaimid
you (plural)dreachann sibh
theydreachann siad
autonomousdreachtar

Past

PersonForm
Idhreach mé
you (singular)dhreach tú
he / shedhreach sé
wedhreachamar
you (plural)dhreach sibh
theydhreach siad
autonomousdreachadh

Future

PersonForm
Idreachfaidh mé
you (singular)dreachfaidh tú
he / shedreachfaidh sé
wedreachfaimid
you (plural)dreachfaidh sibh
theydreachfaidh siad
autonomousdreachfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhreachfainn
you (singular)dhreachfá
he / shedhreachfadh sé
wedhreachfaimis
you (plural)dhreachfadh sibh
theydhreachfaidís
autonomousdhreachfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idreachaim
you (singular)dreach
he / shedreachadh sé
wedreachaimis
you (plural)dreachaigí
theydreachaidís

dreach in context

D'amharc sé orm agus dreach brónach air.

He looked at me with a sad expression.

Níor labhair aon duine, fiú na páistí beaga bhí dreach sollúnta orthu.

Nobody spoke, even the children had solemn expressions.

Bhí slua mór daoine bailithe timpeall an tí agus dreach an bhróin ar a n-aghaidh.

A large crowd of people was gathered around the house with looks of sadness on their faces.

Bhí sé soiléir óna dreach go raibh sí tar éis a bheith ag caoineadh.

It was obvious from her face that she had been crying.

Tháinig dreach imníoch ar aghaidh na máthar.

Mother started looking worried.

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Native language name: Gaeilge