Irish verb

lasc

lash

lasc is a Irish verb meaning “lash”. Its verbal noun is lascadh.

Verbal noun: lascadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ilascaim
you (singular)lascann tú
he / shelascann sé
welascaimid
you (plural)lascann sibh
theylascann siad
autonomouslasctar

Past

PersonForm
Ilasc mé
you (singular)lasc tú
he / shelasc sé
welascamar
you (plural)lasc sibh
theylasc siad
autonomouslascadh

Future

PersonForm
Ilascfaidh mé
you (singular)lascfaidh tú
he / shelascfaidh sé
welascfaimid
you (plural)lascfaidh sibh
theylascfaidh siad
autonomouslascfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ilascfainn
you (singular)lascfá
he / shelascfadh sé
welascfaimis
you (plural)lascfadh sibh
theylascfaidís
autonomouslascfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ilascaim
you (singular)lasc
he / shelascadh sé
welascaimis
you (plural)lascaigí
theylascaidís

lasc in context

Chas sí an lasc thuisleach. Las na soilse an athuair.

She flipped the trip switch. The lights came on again.

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Native language name: Gaeilge