Irish verb

folc

bathe

folc is a Irish verb meaning “bathe”. Its verbal noun is folcadh.

Verbal noun: folcadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifolcaim
you (singular)folcann tú
he / shefolcann sé
wefolcaimid
you (plural)folcann sibh
theyfolcann siad
autonomousfolctar

Past

PersonForm
Id'fholc mé
you (singular)d'fholc tú
he / shed'fholc sé
wed'fholcamar
you (plural)d'fholc sibh
theyd'fholc siad
autonomousfolcadh

Future

PersonForm
Ifolcfaidh mé
you (singular)folcfaidh tú
he / shefolcfaidh sé
wefolcfaimid
you (plural)folcfaidh sibh
theyfolcfaidh siad
autonomousfolcfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fholcfainn
you (singular)d'fholcfá
he / shed'fholcfadh sé
wed'fholcfaimis
you (plural)d'fholcfadh sibh
theyd'fholcfaidís
autonomousd'fholcfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifolcaim
you (singular)folc
he / shefolcadh sé
wefolcaimis
you (plural)folcaigí
theyfolcaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge