Irish verb

giolc

to beat

giolc is a Irish verb meaning “to beat”. Its verbal noun is giolcadh.

Verbal noun: giolcadh

Present

Person	Form
I	giolcaim
you (singular)	giolcann tú
he / she	giolcann sé
we	giolcaimid
you (plural)	giolcann sibh
they	giolcann siad
autonomous	giolctar

Past

Person	Form
I	ghiolc mé
you (singular)	ghiolc tú
he / she	ghiolc sé
we	ghiolcamar
you (plural)	ghiolc sibh
they	ghiolc siad
autonomous	giolcadh

Future

Person	Form
I	giolcfaidh mé
you (singular)	giolcfaidh tú
he / she	giolcfaidh sé
we	giolcfaimid
you (plural)	giolcfaidh sibh
they	giolcfaidh siad
autonomous	giolcfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	ghiolcfainn
you (singular)	ghiolcfá
he / she	ghiolcfadh sé
we	ghiolcfaimis
you (plural)	ghiolcfadh sibh
they	ghiolcfaidís
autonomous	ghiolcfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	giolcaim
you (singular)	giolc
he / she	giolcadh sé
we	giolcaimis
you (plural)	giolcaigí
they	giolcaidís

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