Irish verb

fliuch

get or become wet

fliuch is a Irish verb meaning “get or become wet”. Its verbal noun is fliuchadh.

Verbal noun: fliuchadh

Present

Person	Form
I	fliuchaim
you (singular)	fliuchann tú
he / she	fliuchann sé
we	fliuchaimid
you (plural)	fliuchann sibh
they	fliuchann siad
autonomous	fliuchtar

Past

Person	Form
I	d'fhliuch mé
you (singular)	d'fhliuch tú
he / she	d'fhliuch sé
we	d'fhliuchamar
you (plural)	d'fhliuch sibh
they	d'fhliuch siad
autonomous	fliuchadh

Future

Person	Form
I	fliuchfaidh mé
you (singular)	fliuchfaidh tú
he / she	fliuchfaidh sé
we	fliuchfaimid
you (plural)	fliuchfaidh sibh
they	fliuchfaidh siad
autonomous	fliuchfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	d'fhliuchfainn
you (singular)	d'fhliuchfá
he / she	d'fhliuchfadh sé
we	d'fhliuchfaimis
you (plural)	d'fhliuchfadh sibh
they	d'fhliuchfaidís
autonomous	d'fhliuchfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	fliuchaim
you (singular)	fliuch
he / she	fliuchadh sé
we	fliuchaimis
you (plural)	fliuchaigí
they	fliuchaidís

fliuch in context

Tá mé fliuch.

I'm wet.

Tá sé fliuch.

It is wet.

Bhí sé fliuch.

It was wet/It rained a lot.

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