Irish verb

liúr

to thrash

liúr is a Irish verb meaning “to thrash”. Its verbal noun is liúradh.

Verbal noun: liúradh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iliúraim
you (singular)liúrann tú
he / sheliúrann sé
weliúraimid
you (plural)liúrann sibh
theyliúrann siad
autonomousliúrtar

Past

PersonForm
Iliúr mé
you (singular)liúr tú
he / sheliúr sé
weliúramar
you (plural)liúr sibh
theyliúr siad
autonomousliúradh

Future

PersonForm
Iliúrfaidh mé
you (singular)liúrfaidh tú
he / sheliúrfaidh sé
weliúrfaimid
you (plural)liúrfaidh sibh
theyliúrfaidh siad
autonomousliúrfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iliúrfainn
you (singular)liúrfá
he / sheliúrfadh sé
weliúrfaimis
you (plural)liúrfadh sibh
theyliúrfaidís
autonomousliúrfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iliúraim
you (singular)liúr
he / sheliúradh sé
weliúraimis
you (plural)liúraigí
theyliúraidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge