Irish verb

leon

sprain

leon is a Irish verb meaning “sprain”. Its verbal noun is leonadh.

Verbal noun: leonadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ileonaim
you (singular)leonann tú
he / sheleonann sé
weleonaimid
you (plural)leonann sibh
theyleonann siad
autonomousleontar

Past

PersonForm
Ileon mé
you (singular)leon tú
he / sheleon sé
weleonamar
you (plural)leon sibh
theyleon siad
autonomousleonadh

Future

PersonForm
Ileonfaidh mé
you (singular)leonfaidh tú
he / sheleonfaidh sé
weleonfaimid
you (plural)leonfaidh sibh
theyleonfaidh siad
autonomousleonfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ileonfainn
you (singular)leonfá
he / sheleonfadh sé
weleonfaimis
you (plural)leonfadh sibh
theyleonfaidís
autonomousleonfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ileonaim
you (singular)leon
he / sheleonadh sé
weleonaimis
you (plural)leonaigí
theyleonaidís

leon in context

Is é an leon rí na dufaire.

The lion is the king of the jungle.

Seo leon.

Here is a lion.

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Native language name: Gaeilge