Irish verb

goill

to pain

goill is a Irish verb meaning “to pain”. Its verbal noun is goilleadh.

Verbal noun: goilleadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igoillim
you (singular)goilleann tú
he / shegoilleann sé
wegoillimid
you (plural)goilleann sibh
theygoilleann siad
autonomousgoilltear

Past

PersonForm
Ighoill mé
you (singular)ghoill tú
he / sheghoill sé
weghoilleamar
you (plural)ghoill sibh
theyghoill siad
autonomousgoilleadh

Future

PersonForm
Igoillfidh mé
you (singular)goillfidh tú
he / shegoillfidh sé
wegoillfimid
you (plural)goillfidh sibh
theygoillfidh siad
autonomousgoillfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighoillfinn
you (singular)ghoillfeá
he / sheghoillfeadh sé
weghoillfimis
you (plural)ghoillfeadh sibh
theyghoillfidís
autonomousghoillfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igoillim
you (singular)goill
he / shegoilleadh sé
wegoillimis
you (plural)goilligí
theygoillidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge