Irish verb

iasc

fish

iasc is a Irish verb meaning “fish”. Its verbal noun is iascach.

Verbal noun: iascach

Present

Person	Form
I	iascaim
you (singular)	iascann tú
he / she	iascann sé
we	iascaimid
you (plural)	iascann sibh
they	iascann siad
autonomous	iasctar

Past

Person	Form
I	d'iasc mé
you (singular)	d'iasc tú
he / she	d'iasc sé
we	d'iascamar
you (plural)	d'iasc sibh
they	d'iasc siad
autonomous	iascadh

Future

Person	Form
I	iascfaidh mé
you (singular)	iascfaidh tú
he / she	iascfaidh sé
we	iascfaimid
you (plural)	iascfaidh sibh
they	iascfaidh siad
autonomous	iascfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	d'iascfainn
you (singular)	d'iascfá
he / she	d'iascfadh sé
we	d'iascfaimis
you (plural)	d'iascfadh sibh
they	d'iascfaidís
autonomous	d'iascfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	iascaim
you (singular)	iasc
he / she	iascadh sé
we	iascaimis
you (plural)	iascaigí
they	iascaidís

iasc in context

Ní thaitníonn iasc agus sceallóga le gach Sasanach.

Not all English people like fish and chips.

Ní iasc é seo.

This is not a fish.

Is iasc é seo.

This is a fish.

Níl an t-iasc san uisce.

The fish is not in the water.

Tá an t-iasc dearg ag snámh san aigéan.

The red fish is swimming in the ocean.

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