Irish verb

leag

to knock down

leag is a Irish verb meaning “to knock down”. Its verbal noun is leagan.

Verbal noun: leagan

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

Present

PersonForm
Ileagaim
you (singular)leagann tú
he / sheleagann sé
weleagaimid
you (plural)leagann sibh
theyleagann siad
autonomousleagtar

Past

PersonForm
Ileag mé
you (singular)leag tú
he / sheleag sé
weleagamar
you (plural)leag sibh
theyleag siad
autonomousleagadh

Future

PersonForm
Ileagfaidh mé
you (singular)leagfaidh tú
he / sheleagfaidh sé
weleagfaimid
you (plural)leagfaidh sibh
theyleagfaidh siad
autonomousleagfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ileagfainn
you (singular)leagfá
he / sheleagfadh sé
weleagfaimis
you (plural)leagfadh sibh
theyleagfaidís
autonomousleagfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ileagaim
you (singular)leag
he / sheleagadh sé
weleagaimis
you (plural)leagaigí
theyleagaidís

leag in context

Leag siad an foirgneamh is airde.

They pulled down the tallest building.

Leag beirt fhear go talamh í agus ghoid siad a mála láimhe.

Two men knocked her to the ground and stole her handbag.

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Native language name: Gaeilge