Irish verb

fionn

to make white

fionn is a Irish verb meaning “to make white”. Its verbal noun is fionnadh.

Verbal noun: fionnadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifionnaim
you (singular)fionnann tú
he / shefionnann sé
wefionnaimid
you (plural)fionnann sibh
theyfionnann siad
autonomousfionntar

Past

PersonForm
Id'fhionn mé
you (singular)d'fhionn tú
he / shed'fhionn sé
wed'fhionnamar
you (plural)d'fhionn sibh
theyd'fhionn siad
autonomousfionnadh

Future

PersonForm
Ifionnfaidh mé
you (singular)fionnfaidh tú
he / shefionnfaidh sé
wefionnfaimid
you (plural)fionnfaidh sibh
theyfionnfaidh siad
autonomousfionnfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fhionnfainn
you (singular)d'fhionnfá
he / shed'fhionnfadh sé
wed'fhionnfaimis
you (plural)d'fhionnfadh sibh
theyd'fhionnfaidís
autonomousd'fhionnfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifionnaim
you (singular)fionn
he / shefionnadh sé
wefionnaimis
you (plural)fionnaigí
theyfionnaidís

fionn in context

Ar imeacht dó dúirt Fionn go mbeadh sé ar ais.

When he was leaving, Fionn said he would be back.

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Native language name: Gaeilge