Irish verb

goid

to steal

goid is a Irish verb meaning “to steal”. Its verbal noun is goid.

Verbal noun: goid

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

Present

PersonForm
Igoidim
you (singular)goideann tú
he / shegoideann sé
wegoidimid
you (plural)goideann sibh
theygoideann siad
autonomousgoidtear

Past

PersonForm
Ighoid mé
you (singular)ghoid tú
he / sheghoid sé
weghoideamar
you (plural)ghoid sibh
theyghoid siad
autonomousgoideadh

Future

PersonForm
Igoidfidh mé
you (singular)goidfidh tú
he / shegoidfidh sé
wegoidfimid
you (plural)goidfidh sibh
theygoidfidh siad
autonomousgoidfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighoidfinn
you (singular)ghoidfeá
he / sheghoidfeadh sé
weghoidfimis
you (plural)ghoidfeadh sibh
theyghoidfidís
autonomousghoidfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igoidim
you (singular)goid
he / shegoideadh sé
wegoidimis
you (plural)goidigí
theygoididís

goid in context

Is cuma duit ar an tsaol seo ach goid de réir dlí.

All you need to care about in this world is to steal in a way the law allows.

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Native language name: Gaeilge