Irish verb

dreoigh

to decay

dreoigh is a Irish verb meaning “to decay”. Its verbal noun is dreo.

Verbal noun: dreo

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

Present

PersonForm
Idreoim
you (singular)dreonn tú
he / shedreonn sé
wedreoimid
you (plural)dreonn sibh
theydreonn siad
autonomousdreoitear

Past

PersonForm
Idhreoigh mé
you (singular)dhreoigh tú
he / shedhreoigh sé
wedhreomar
you (plural)dhreoigh sibh
theydhreoigh siad
autonomousdreodh

Future

PersonForm
Idreofaidh mé
you (singular)dreofaidh tú
he / shedreofaidh sé
wedreofaimid
you (plural)dreofaidh sibh
theydreofaidh siad
autonomousdreofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhreofainn
you (singular)dhreofá
he / shedhreofadh sé
wedhreofaimis
you (plural)dhreofadh sibh
theydhreofaidís
autonomousdhreofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Idreoim
you (singular)dreoigh
he / shedreodh sé
wedreoimis
you (plural)dreoigí
theydreoidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge