Irish verb

imigh

to go

imigh is a Irish verb meaning “to go”. Its verbal noun is imeacht.

Verbal noun: imeacht

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

Present

PersonForm
Iimím
you (singular)imíonn tú
he / sheimíonn sé
weimímid
you (plural)imíonn sibh
theyimíonn siad
autonomousimítear

Past

PersonForm
Id'imigh mé
you (singular)d'imigh tú
he / shed'imigh sé
wed'imíomar
you (plural)d'imigh sibh
theyd'imigh siad
autonomousimíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iimeoidh mé
you (singular)imeoidh tú
he / sheimeoidh sé
weimeoimid
you (plural)imeoidh sibh
theyimeoidh siad
autonomousimeofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'imeoinn
you (singular)d'imeofá
he / shed'imeodh sé
wed'imeoimis
you (plural)d'imeodh sibh
theyd'imeoidís
autonomousd'imeofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iimím
you (singular)imigh
he / sheimíodh sé
weimímis
you (plural)imígí
theyimídís

imigh in context

Is as Albain na daoine a d’imigh inné.

The people who left yesterday are from Scotland.

D’imigh sí go Sasana bliain ó shin.

She went to England a year ago.

D'imigh an chéad traein orainn.

We missed the first train.

An í sin an bhean a d'imigh uait?

Is that the woman who left you?

Bhuail sé a éide uime agus d'imigh.

He threw on his uniform and left.

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Native language name: Gaeilge