Irish verb

fuaigh

sew

fuaigh is a Irish verb meaning “sew”. Its verbal noun is fuáil.

Verbal noun: fuáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifuaim
you (singular)fuann tú
he / shefuann sé
wefuaimid
you (plural)fuann sibh
theyfuann siad
autonomousfuaitear

Past

PersonForm
Id'fhuaigh mé
you (singular)d'fhuaigh tú
he / shed'fhuaigh sé
wed'fhuamar
you (plural)d'fhuaigh sibh
theyd'fhuaigh siad
autonomousfuadh

Future

PersonForm
Ifuafaidh mé
you (singular)fuafaidh tú
he / shefuafaidh sé
wefuafaimid
you (plural)fuafaidh sibh
theyfuafaidh siad
autonomousfuafar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fhuafainn
you (singular)d'fhuafá
he / shed'fhuafadh sé
wed'fhuafaimis
you (plural)d'fhuafadh sibh
theyd'fhuafaidís
autonomousd'fhuafaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifuaim
you (singular)fuaigh
he / shefuadh sé
wefuaimis
you (plural)fuaigí
theyfuaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge