Irish verb

géill

yield

géill is a Irish verb meaning “yield”. Its verbal noun is géilleadh.

Verbal noun: géilleadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igéillim
you (singular)géilleann tú
he / shegéilleann sé
wegéillimid
you (plural)géilleann sibh
theygéilleann siad
autonomousgéilltear

Past

PersonForm
Ighéill mé
you (singular)ghéill tú
he / sheghéill sé
weghéilleamar
you (plural)ghéill sibh
theyghéill siad
autonomousgéilleadh

Future

PersonForm
Igéillfidh mé
you (singular)géillfidh tú
he / shegéillfidh sé
wegéillfimid
you (plural)géillfidh sibh
theygéillfidh siad
autonomousgéillfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighéillfinn
you (singular)ghéillfeá
he / sheghéillfeadh sé
weghéillfimis
you (plural)ghéillfeadh sibh
theyghéillfidís
autonomousghéillfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igéillim
you (singular)géill
he / shegéilleadh sé
wegéillimis
you (plural)géilligí
theygéillidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge