Irish verb

glaoigh

to call

glaoigh is a Irish verb meaning “to call”. Its verbal noun is glaoch.

Verbal noun: glaoch

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

Present

PersonForm
Iglaoim
you (singular)glaonn tú
he / sheglaonn sé
weglaoimid
you (plural)glaonn sibh
theyglaonn siad
autonomousglaoitear

Past

PersonForm
Ighlaoigh mé
you (singular)ghlaoigh tú
he / sheghlaoigh sé
weghlaomar
you (plural)ghlaoigh sibh
theyghlaoigh siad
autonomousglaodh

Future

PersonForm
Iglaofaidh mé
you (singular)glaofaidh tú
he / sheglaofaidh sé
weglaofaimid
you (plural)glaofaidh sibh
theyglaofaidh siad
autonomousglaofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighlaofainn
you (singular)ghlaofá
he / sheghlaofadh sé
weghlaofaimis
you (plural)ghlaofadh sibh
theyghlaofaidís
autonomousghlaofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iglaoim
you (singular)glaoigh
he / sheglaodh sé
weglaoimis
you (plural)glaoigí
theyglaoidís

glaoigh in context

Glaoigh orm má aimsíonn tú rud éigin.

Call me if you find something.

Glaoigh orm má theastaíonn cúnamh uait.

Call me if you need assistance.

Glaoigh ar ais aríst, le do thoil.

Call back again, please.

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Native language name: Gaeilge