Irish verb

dreasaigh

to incite

dreasaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to incite”. Its verbal noun is dreasú.

Verbal noun: dreasú

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

Present

PersonForm
Idreasaím
you (singular)dreasaíonn tú
he / shedreasaíonn sé
wedreasaímid
you (plural)dreasaíonn sibh
theydreasaíonn siad
autonomousdreasaítear

Past

PersonForm
Idhreasaigh mé
you (singular)dhreasaigh tú
he / shedhreasaigh sé
wedhreasaíomar
you (plural)dhreasaigh sibh
theydhreasaigh siad
autonomousdreasaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Idreasóidh mé
you (singular)dreasóidh tú
he / shedreasóidh sé
wedreasóimid
you (plural)dreasóidh sibh
theydreasóidh siad
autonomousdreasófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhreasóinn
you (singular)dhreasófá
he / shedhreasódh sé
wedhreasóimis
you (plural)dhreasódh sibh
theydhreasóidís
autonomousdhreasófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idreasaím
you (singular)dreasaigh
he / shedreasaíodh sé
wedreasaímis
you (plural)dreasaígí
theydreasaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge