Irish verb

gad

take away

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

Verbal noun: gad

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

Present

PersonForm
Igadaim
you (singular)gadann tú
he / shegadann sé
wegadaimid
you (plural)gadann sibh
theygadann siad
autonomousgadtar

Past

PersonForm
Ighad mé
you (singular)ghad tú
he / sheghad sé
weghadamar
you (plural)ghad sibh
theyghad siad
autonomousgadadh

Future

PersonForm
Igadfaidh mé
you (singular)gadfaidh tú
he / shegadfaidh sé
wegadfaimid
you (plural)gadfaidh sibh
theygadfaidh siad
autonomousgadfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighadfainn
you (singular)ghadfá
he / sheghadfadh sé
weghadfaimis
you (plural)ghadfadh sibh
theyghadfaidís
autonomousghadfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igadaim
you (singular)gad
he / shegadadh sé
wegadaimis
you (plural)gadaigí
theygadaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge