Irish verb

faigh

irregular

get

faigh is a Irish verb meaning “get”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is fáil.

Verbal noun: fáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifaighim
you (singular)faigheann tú
he / shefaigheann sé
wefaighimid
you (plural)faigheann sibh
theyfaigheann siad
autonomousfaightear

Past

PersonForm
Ifuair mé
you (singular)fuair tú
he / shefuair sé
wefuaireamar
you (plural)fuair sibh
theyfuair siad
autonomousfuarthas

Future

PersonForm
Igheobhaidh mé
you (singular)gheobhaidh tú
he / shegheobhaidh sé
wegheobhaimid
you (plural)gheobhaidh sibh
theygheobhaidh siad
autonomousgheofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Igheobhainn
you (singular)gheofá
he / shegheobhadh sé
wegheobhaimis
you (plural)gheobhadh sibh
theygheobhaidís
autonomousgheofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifaighim
you (singular)faigh
he / shefaigheadh sé
wefaighimis
you (plural)faighigí
theyfaighidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge