Irish verb

fág

to leave

fág is a Irish verb meaning “to leave”. Its verbal noun is fágáil.

Verbal noun: fágáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Ifágaim
you (singular)fágann tú
he / shefágann sé
wefágaimid
you (plural)fágann sibh
theyfágann siad
autonomousfágtar

Past

PersonForm
Id'fhág mé
you (singular)d'fhág tú
he / shed'fhág sé
wed'fhágamar
you (plural)d'fhág sibh
theyd'fhág siad
autonomousfágadh

Future

PersonForm
Ifágfaidh mé
you (singular)fágfaidh tú
he / shefágfaidh sé
wefágfaimid
you (plural)fágfaidh sibh
theyfágfaidh siad
autonomousfágfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'fhágfainn
you (singular)d'fhágfá
he / shed'fhágfadh sé
wed'fhágfaimis
you (plural)d'fhágfadh sibh
theyd'fhágfaidís
autonomousd'fhágfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ifágaim
you (singular)fág
he / shefágadh sé
wefágaimis
you (plural)fágaigí
theyfágaidís

fág in context

Fág fúm féin é.

Leave it up to me.

Ná fág an leathanach seo bán.

Do not leave this page blank.

Ná fág bagáiste sa phasáiste.

Don't leave baggage in the passage.

Bíodh ciall agat agus fág an cineál sin cainte le rá ag duine inteacht eile.

Be sensible and don't say such things.

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Native language name: Gaeilge