Irish verb

gearán

complain

gearán is a Irish verb meaning “complain”. Its verbal noun is gearán.

Verbal noun: gearán

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

Present

PersonForm
Igearánaim
you (singular)gearánann tú
he / shegearánann sé
wegearánaimid
you (plural)gearánann sibh
theygearánann siad
autonomousgearántar

Past

PersonForm
Ighearán mé
you (singular)ghearán tú
he / sheghearán sé
weghearánamar
you (plural)ghearán sibh
theyghearán siad
autonomousgearánadh

Future

PersonForm
Igearánfaidh mé
you (singular)gearánfaidh tú
he / shegearánfaidh sé
wegearánfaimid
you (plural)gearánfaidh sibh
theygearánfaidh siad
autonomousgearánfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighearánfainn
you (singular)ghearánfá
he / sheghearánfadh sé
weghearánfaimis
you (plural)ghearánfadh sibh
theyghearánfaidís
autonomousghearánfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igearánaim
you (singular)gearán
he / shegearánadh sé
wegearánaimis
you (plural)gearánaigí
theygearánaidís

gearán in context

Bíonn sí ag gearán go minic.

She is often complaining.

Fuair muid gearán.

We received a complaint.

Lean sí ag gearán léi go bhfuair sí freagra.

She kept on complaining until she got an answer.

Ná bí ag gearán.

Do not complain.

Rinne mé gearán leis an Chomhairle Contae.

I made a compaint to the County Council.

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Native language name: Gaeilge