Irish verb

iasc

fish

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

Verbal noun: iascach

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

Present

PersonForm
Iiascaim
you (singular)iascann tú
he / sheiascann sé
weiascaimid
you (plural)iascann sibh
theyiascann siad
autonomousiasctar

Past

PersonForm
Id'iasc mé
you (singular)d'iasc tú
he / shed'iasc sé
wed'iascamar
you (plural)d'iasc sibh
theyd'iasc siad
autonomousiascadh

Future

PersonForm
Iiascfaidh mé
you (singular)iascfaidh tú
he / sheiascfaidh sé
weiascfaimid
you (plural)iascfaidh sibh
theyiascfaidh siad
autonomousiascfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'iascfainn
you (singular)d'iascfá
he / shed'iascfadh sé
wed'iascfaimis
you (plural)d'iascfadh sibh
theyd'iascfaidís
autonomousd'iascfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iiascaim
you (singular)iasc
he / sheiascadh sé
weiascaimis
you (plural)iascaigí
theyiascaidís

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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Native language name: Gaeilge