Irish verb

goiligh

to gut

goiligh is a Irish verb meaning “to gut”. Its verbal noun is goiliú.

Verbal noun: goiliú

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

Present

PersonForm
Igoilím
you (singular)goilíonn tú
he / shegoilíonn sé
wegoilímid
you (plural)goilíonn sibh
theygoilíonn siad
autonomousgoilítear

Past

PersonForm
Ighoiligh mé
you (singular)ghoiligh tú
he / sheghoiligh sé
weghoilíomar
you (plural)ghoiligh sibh
theyghoiligh siad
autonomousgoilíodh

Future

PersonForm
Igoileoidh mé
you (singular)goileoidh tú
he / shegoileoidh sé
wegoileoimid
you (plural)goileoidh sibh
theygoileoidh siad
autonomousgoileofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighoileoinn
you (singular)ghoileofá
he / sheghoileodh sé
weghoileoimis
you (plural)ghoileodh sibh
theyghoileoidís
autonomousghoileofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igoilím
you (singular)goiligh
he / shegoilíodh sé
wegoilímis
you (plural)goilígí
theygoilídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge