Irish verb

géim

to moo

géim is a Irish verb meaning “to moo”. Its verbal noun is géimneach.

Verbal noun: géimneach

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

Present

PersonForm
Igéimim
you (singular)géimeann tú
he / shegéimeann sé
wegéimimid
you (plural)géimeann sibh
theygéimeann siad
autonomousgéimtear

Past

PersonForm
Ighéim mé
you (singular)ghéim tú
he / sheghéim sé
weghéimeamar
you (plural)ghéim sibh
theyghéim siad
autonomousgéimeadh

Future

PersonForm
Igéimfidh mé
you (singular)géimfidh tú
he / shegéimfidh sé
wegéimfimid
you (plural)géimfidh sibh
theygéimfidh siad
autonomousgéimfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ighéimfinn
you (singular)ghéimfeá
he / sheghéimfeadh sé
weghéimfimis
you (plural)ghéimfeadh sibh
theyghéimfidís
autonomousghéimfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Igéimim
you (singular)géim
he / shegéimeadh sé
wegéimimis
you (plural)géimigí
theygéimidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge