Irish verb

leigheas

heal

leigheas is a Irish verb meaning “heal”. Its verbal noun is leigheas.

Verbal noun: leigheas

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

Present

PersonForm
Ileigheasaim
you (singular)leigheasann tú
he / sheleigheasann sé
weleigheasaimid
you (plural)leigheasann sibh
theyleigheasann siad
autonomousleigheastar

Past

PersonForm
Ileigheas mé
you (singular)leigheas tú
he / sheleigheas sé
weleigheasamar
you (plural)leigheas sibh
theyleigheas siad
autonomousleigheasadh

Future

PersonForm
Ileigheasfaidh mé
you (singular)leigheasfaidh tú
he / sheleigheasfaidh sé
weleigheasfaimid
you (plural)leigheasfaidh sibh
theyleigheasfaidh siad
autonomousleigheasfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ileigheasfainn
you (singular)leigheasfá
he / sheleigheasfadh sé
weleigheasfaimis
you (plural)leigheasfadh sibh
theyleigheasfaidís
autonomousleigheasfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ileigheasaim
you (singular)leigheas
he / sheleigheasadh sé
weleigheasaimis
you (plural)leigheasaigí
theyleigheasaidís

leigheas in context

Níl leigheas in aghaidh an bháis.

Everyone must die.

Níl aon leigheas ar tromluithe.

There is no cure for nightmares.

Cad é leigheas na faidhbe?

What is the cure to the problem?

Ní féidir an fhadhb a leigheas.

The problem can't be solved.

Níl aon leigheas éasca ar an ailse.

There is no easy cure for cancer.

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Native language name: Gaeilge