Irish verb

folig

sublet

folig is a Irish verb meaning “sublet”. Its verbal noun is foligean.

Verbal noun: foligean

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifoligim
you (singular)foligeann tú
he / shefoligeann sé
wefoligimid
you (plural)foligeann sibh
theyfoligeann siad
autonomousfoligtear

Past

PersonForm
Id'fholig mé
you (singular)d'fholig tú
he / shed'fholig sé
wed'fholigeamar
you (plural)d'fholig sibh
theyd'fholig siad
autonomousfoligeadh

Future

PersonForm
Ifoligfidh mé
you (singular)foligfidh tú
he / shefoligfidh sé
wefoligfimid
you (plural)foligfidh sibh
theyfoligfidh siad
autonomousfoligfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fholigfinn
you (singular)d'fholigfeá
he / shed'fholigfeadh sé
wed'fholigfimis
you (plural)d'fholigfeadh sibh
theyd'fholigfidís
autonomousd'fholigfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifoligim
you (singular)folig
he / shefoligeadh sé
wefoligimis
you (plural)foligigí
theyfoligidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge