Irish verb

duilligh

to foliate

duilligh is a Irish verb meaning “to foliate”. Its verbal noun is duilliú.

Verbal noun: duilliú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iduillím
you (singular)duillíonn tú
he / sheduillíonn sé
weduillímid
you (plural)duillíonn sibh
theyduillíonn siad
autonomousduillítear

Past

PersonForm
Idhuilligh mé
you (singular)dhuilligh tú
he / shedhuilligh sé
wedhuillíomar
you (plural)dhuilligh sibh
theydhuilligh siad
autonomousduillíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iduilleoidh mé
you (singular)duilleoidh tú
he / sheduilleoidh sé
weduilleoimid
you (plural)duilleoidh sibh
theyduilleoidh siad
autonomousduilleofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Idhuilleoinn
you (singular)dhuilleofá
he / shedhuilleodh sé
wedhuilleoimis
you (plural)dhuilleodh sibh
theydhuilleoidís
autonomousdhuilleofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iduillím
you (singular)duilligh
he / sheduillíodh sé
weduillímis
you (plural)duillígí
theyduillídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge