Irish verb

léas

welt

léas is a Irish verb meaning “welt”. Its verbal noun is léasadh.

Verbal noun: léasadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iléasaim
you (singular)léasann tú
he / sheléasann sé
weléasaimid
you (plural)léasann sibh
theyléasann siad
autonomousléastar

Past

PersonForm
Iléas mé
you (singular)léas tú
he / sheléas sé
weléasamar
you (plural)léas sibh
theyléas siad
autonomousléasadh

Future

PersonForm
Iléasfaidh mé
you (singular)léasfaidh tú
he / sheléasfaidh sé
weléasfaimid
you (plural)léasfaidh sibh
theyléasfaidh siad
autonomousléasfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iléasfainn
you (singular)léasfá
he / sheléasfadh sé
weléasfaimis
you (plural)léasfadh sibh
theyléasfaidís
autonomousléasfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iléasaim
you (singular)léas
he / sheléasadh sé
weléasaimis
you (plural)léasaigí
theyléasaidís

léas in context

An praghas maximum má díoltar no an fhíneáil mhaximum má cuirtar ar léas, fé réir an nóta thíos .. ..

Maximum price on sale or maximum fine on lease, subject to note here-under

An cíos maximum má cuirtear ar léas ar feadh aon téarna is sia ná bliain ..

Maximum rent on lease for any term exceeding one year

(4) Aon léas no ceadúnas a déanfar no a deonfar fén alt so ní bhainfidh sé le haon mhianaigh ná minearáil, ná ní shroisfidh ná ní fholóidh sé iad.

(4) No lease or licence made or granted under this section shall relate or extend to or include any mines or minerals.

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Native language name: Gaeilge