Irish verb

goid

to steal

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

Verbal noun: goid

Present

Person	Form
I	goidim
you (singular)	goideann tú
he / she	goideann sé
we	goidimid
you (plural)	goideann sibh
they	goideann siad
autonomous	goidtear

Past

Person	Form
I	ghoid mé
you (singular)	ghoid tú
he / she	ghoid sé
we	ghoideamar
you (plural)	ghoid sibh
they	ghoid siad
autonomous	goideadh

Future

Person	Form
I	goidfidh mé
you (singular)	goidfidh tú
he / she	goidfidh sé
we	goidfimid
you (plural)	goidfidh sibh
they	goidfidh siad
autonomous	goidfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	ghoidfinn
you (singular)	ghoidfeá
he / she	ghoidfeadh sé
we	ghoidfimis
you (plural)	ghoidfeadh sibh
they	ghoidfidís
autonomous	ghoidfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	goidim
you (singular)	goid
he / she	goideadh sé
we	goidimis
you (plural)	goidigí
they	goididís

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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