Irish verb

goin

wound

goin is a Irish verb meaning “wound”. Its verbal noun is gonadh.

Verbal noun: gonadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igoinim
you (singular)goinann tú
he / shegoineann sé
wegoinimid
you (plural)goinann sibh
theygoinann siad
autonomousgointear

Past

PersonForm
Ighoin mé
you (singular)ghoin tú
he / sheghoin sé
weghoineamar
you (plural)ghoin sibh
theyghoin siad
autonomousghoineadh

Future

PersonForm
Igoinfidh mé
you (singular)goinfidh tú
he / shegoinfidh sé
wegoinfimid
you (plural)goinfidh sibh
theygoinfidh siad
autonomousgoinfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighoinfinn
you (singular)ghoinfeá tú
he / sheghoinfeadh sé
weghoinfimis
you (plural)ghoinfadh sibh
theyghoinfidís
autonomousghoinfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igoinim
you (singular)goin
he / shegoinadh sé
wegoinimis
you (plural)goinigí
theygoinidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge