Irish verb

greasáil

drub

greasáil is a Irish verb meaning “drub”. Its verbal noun is greasáil.

Verbal noun: greasáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Igreasálaim
you (singular)greasálann tú
he / shegreasálann sé
wegreasálaimid
you (plural)greasálann sibh
theygreasálann siad
autonomousgreasáiltear

Past

PersonForm
Ighreasáil mé
you (singular)ghreasáil tú
he / sheghreasáil sé
weghreasálamar
you (plural)ghreasáil sibh
theyghreasáil siad
autonomousgreasáladh

Future

PersonForm
Igreasálfaidh mé
you (singular)greasálfaidh tú
he / shegreasálfaidh sé
wegreasálfaimid
you (plural)greasálfaidh sibh
theygreasálfaidh siad
autonomousgreasálfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighreasálfainn
you (singular)ghreasálfá
he / sheghreasálfadh sé
weghreasálfaimis
you (plural)ghreasálfadh sibh
theyghreasálfaidís
autonomousghreasálfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igreasálaim
you (singular)greasáil
he / shegreasáladh sé
wegreasálaimis
you (plural)greasálaigí
theygreasálaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge