Irish verb

gíog

to cheep

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

Verbal noun: gíogadh

Present

Person	Form
I	gíogaim
you (singular)	gíogann tú
he / she	gíogann sé
we	gíogaimid
you (plural)	gíogann sibh
they	gíogann siad
autonomous	gíogtar

Past

Person	Form
I	ghíog mé
you (singular)	ghíog tú
he / she	ghíog sé
we	ghíogamar
you (plural)	ghíog sibh
they	ghíog siad
autonomous	gíogadh

Future

Person	Form
I	gíogfaidh mé
you (singular)	gíogfaidh tú
he / she	gíogfaidh sé
we	gíogfaimid
you (plural)	gíogfaidh sibh
they	gíogfaidh siad
autonomous	gíogfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	ghíogfainn
you (singular)	ghíogfá
he / she	ghíogfadh sé
we	ghíogfaimis
you (plural)	ghíogfadh sibh
they	ghíogfaidís
autonomous	ghíogfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	gíogaim
you (singular)	gíog
he / she	gíogadh sé
we	gíogaimis
you (plural)	gíogaigí
they	gíogaidís

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