Irish verb

gíog

to cheep

gíog is a Irish verb meaning “to cheep”. Its verbal noun is gíogadh.

Verbal noun: gíogadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igíogaim
you (singular)gíogann tú
he / shegíogann sé
wegíogaimid
you (plural)gíogann sibh
theygíogann siad
autonomousgíogtar

Past

PersonForm
Ighíog mé
you (singular)ghíog tú
he / sheghíog sé
weghíogamar
you (plural)ghíog sibh
theyghíog siad
autonomousgíogadh

Future

PersonForm
Igíogfaidh mé
you (singular)gíogfaidh tú
he / shegíogfaidh sé
wegíogfaimid
you (plural)gíogfaidh sibh
theygíogfaidh siad
autonomousgíogfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighíogfainn
you (singular)ghíogfá
he / sheghíogfadh sé
weghíogfaimis
you (plural)ghíogfadh sibh
theyghíogfaidís
autonomousghíogfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igíogaim
you (singular)gíog
he / shegíogadh sé
wegíogaimis
you (plural)gíogaigí
theygíogaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge