Irish verb

gróig

to foot

gróig is a Irish verb meaning “to foot”. Its verbal noun is gróigeadh.

Verbal noun: gróigeadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Igróigim
you (singular)gróigeann tú
he / shegróigeann sé
wegróigimid
you (plural)gróigeann sibh
theygróigeann siad
autonomousgróigtear

Past

PersonForm
Ighróig mé
you (singular)ghróig tú
he / sheghróig sé
weghróigeamar
you (plural)ghróig sibh
theyghróig siad
autonomousgróigeadh

Future

PersonForm
Igróigfidh mé
you (singular)gróigfidh tú
he / shegróigfidh sé
wegróigfimid
you (plural)gróigfidh sibh
theygróigfidh siad
autonomousgróigfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighróigfinn
you (singular)ghróigfeá
he / sheghróigfeadh sé
weghróigfimis
you (plural)ghróigfeadh sibh
theyghróigfidís
autonomousghróigfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igróigim
you (singular)gróig
he / shegróigeadh sé
wegróigimis
you (plural)gróigigí
theygróigidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge