Irish verb

gread

to beat

gread is a Irish verb meaning “to beat”. Its verbal noun is greadadh.

Verbal noun: greadadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igreadaim
you (singular)greadann tú
he / shegreadann sé
wegreadaimid
you (plural)greadann sibh
theygreadann siad
autonomousgreadtar

Past

PersonForm
Ighread mé
you (singular)ghread tú
he / sheghread sé
weghreadamar
you (plural)ghread sibh
theyghread siad
autonomousgreadadh

Future

PersonForm
Igreadfaidh mé
you (singular)greadfaidh tú
he / shegreadfaidh sé
wegreadfaimid
you (plural)greadfaidh sibh
theygreadfaidh siad
autonomousgreadfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighreadfainn
you (singular)ghreadfá
he / sheghreadfadh sé
weghreadfaimis
you (plural)ghreadfadh sibh
theyghreadfaidís
autonomousghreadfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igreadaim
you (singular)gread
he / shegreadadh sé
wegreadaimis
you (plural)greadaigí
theygreadaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge