Irish verb

gluais

to move

gluais is a Irish verb meaning “to move”. Its verbal noun is gluaiseacht.

Verbal noun: gluaiseacht

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

Present

PersonForm
Igluaisim
you (singular)gluaiseann tú
he / shegluaiseann sé
wegluaisimid
you (plural)gluaiseann sibh
theygluaiseann siad
autonomousgluaistear

Past

PersonForm
Ighluais mé
you (singular)ghluais tú
he / sheghluais sé
weghluaiseamar
you (plural)ghluais sibh
theyghluais siad
autonomousgluaiseadh

Future

PersonForm
Igluaisfidh mé
you (singular)gluaisfidh tú
he / shegluaisfidh sé
wegluaisfimid
you (plural)gluaisfidh sibh
theygluaisfidh siad
autonomousgluaisfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighluaisfinn
you (singular)ghluaisfeá
he / sheghluaisfeadh sé
weghluaisfimis
you (plural)ghluaisfeadh sibh
theyghluaisfidís
autonomousghluaisfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igluaisim
you (singular)gluais
he / shegluaiseadh sé
wegluaisimis
you (plural)gluaisigí
theygluaisidís

gluais in context

Tá gluais ag gabháil leis an alt.

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Native language name: Gaeilge