Irish verb

figh

weave

figh is a Irish verb meaning “weave”. Its verbal noun is fí.

Verbal noun: fí

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifím
you (singular)fíonn tú
he / shefíonn sé
wefímid
you (plural)fíonn sibh
theyfíonn siad
autonomousfitear

Past

PersonForm
Id'fhigh mé
you (singular)d'fhigh tú
he / shed'fhigh sé
wed'fhíomar
you (plural)d'fhigh sibh
theyd'fhigh siad
autonomousfíodh

Future

PersonForm
Ifífidh mé
you (singular)fífidh tú
he / shefífidh sé
wefífimid
you (plural)fífidh sibh
theyfífidh siad
autonomousfífear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fhífinn
you (singular)d'fhífeá
he / shed'fhífeadh sé
wed'fhífimis
you (plural)d'fhífeadh sibh
theyd'fhífidís
autonomousd'fhífí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifím
you (singular)figh
he / shefíodh sé
wefímis
you (plural)fígí
theyfídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge