Irish verb

gearr

to cut

gearr is a Irish verb meaning “to cut”. Its verbal noun is gearradh.

Verbal noun: gearradh

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

Present

Person	Form
I	gearraim
you (singular)	gearrann tú
he / she	gearrann sé
we	gearraimid
you (plural)	gearrann sibh
they	gearrann siad
autonomous	gearrtar

Past

Person	Form
I	ghearr mé
you (singular)	ghearr tú
he / she	ghearr sé
we	ghearramar
you (plural)	ghearr sibh
they	ghearr siad
autonomous	gearradh

Future

Person	Form
I	gearrfaidh mé
you (singular)	gearrfaidh tú
he / she	gearrfaidh sé
we	gearrfaimid
you (plural)	gearrfaidh sibh
they	gearrfaidh siad
autonomous	gearrfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	ghearrfainn
you (singular)	ghearrfá
he / she	ghearrfadh sé
we	ghearrfaimis
you (plural)	ghearrfadh sibh
they	ghearrfaidís
autonomous	ghearrfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	gearraim
you (singular)	gearr
he / she	gearradh sé
we	gearraimis
you (plural)	gearraigí
they	gearraidís

gearr in context

Tá an focal faire gearr.

The password is short.

Bain an craiceann den oinniún agus gearr ina shlisní é.

Peel the onion and cut it in slices.

5. —(1) O aimsir rithte an Achta so agus dá héis beidh deire leis na sean-oifigí Cléirigh Ghearr-Shiosóin agus scuirfidh gach sean-Chléireach Gearr-Shiosóin den oifig atá aige do shealbhú.

5.— (1) From and after the passing of this Act the existing offices of Clerk of Petty Sessions shall cease to exist and every existing Clerk of Petty Sessions shall cease to hold his office.

CUID IV. ARACHAS SLAINTE NAISIUNTA DO CHUR I mBAINT LE SAIGHDIUIRI GEARR-SHEIRBHISE.

PART IV APPLICATION OF NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE TO SHORT-SERVICE SOLDIERS

Gearr-Theideal agus dáta tús feidhme an Achta so.

Short Title and date of commencement.