Irish verb

gabháil

take

gabháil is a Irish verb meaning “take”. Its verbal noun is gabháil.

Verbal noun: gabháil

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

Present

PersonForm
Igabhálaim
you (singular)gabhálann tú
he / shegabhálann sé
wegabhálaimid
you (plural)gabhálann sibh
theygabhálann siad
autonomousgabháiltear

Past

PersonForm
Ighabháil mé
you (singular)ghabháil tú
he / sheghabháil sé
weghabhálamar
you (plural)ghabháil sibh
theyghabháil siad
autonomousgabháladh

Future

PersonForm
Igabhálfaidh mé
you (singular)gabhálfaidh tú
he / shegabhálfaidh sé
wegabhálfaimid
you (plural)gabhálfaidh sibh
theygabhálfaidh siad
autonomousgabhálfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighabhálfainn
you (singular)ghabhálfá
he / sheghabhálfadh sé
weghabhálfaimis
you (plural)ghabhálfadh sibh
theyghabhálfaidís
autonomousghabhálfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igabhálaim
you (singular)gabháil
he / shegabháladh sé
wegabhálaimis
you (plural)gabhálaigí
theygabhálaidís

gabháil in context

Tá gluais ag gabháil leis an alt.

The article comes with a glossary.

Muirfear thú ach tú ag gabháil 'un an bhaile.

You will be killed if you show your face in town.

Bhí sé ag gabháil ó sholas.

It was getting dark.

Bhí na sráideanna ag bánú agus na solais ag gabháil as.

The streets were emptying and the lights were going out.

Bhí sé ag gabháil ó sholas de.

It was getting dark.

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Native language name: Gaeilge