Irish verb

liath

turn grey

liath is a Irish verb meaning “turn grey”. Its verbal noun is liathadh.

Verbal noun: liathadh

Present

Person	Form
I	liathaim
you (singular)	liathann tú
he / she	liathann sé
we	liathaimid
you (plural)	liathann sibh
they	liathann siad
autonomous	liatar

Past

Person	Form
I	liath mé
you (singular)	liath tú
he / she	liath sé
we	liathamar
you (plural)	liath sibh
they	liath siad
autonomous	liathadh

Future

Person	Form
I	liathfaidh mé
you (singular)	liathfaidh tú
he / she	liathfaidh sé
we	liathfaimid
you (plural)	liathfaidh sibh
they	liathfaidh siad
autonomous	liathfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	liathfainn
you (singular)	liathfá
he / she	liathfadh sé
we	liathfaimis
you (plural)	liathfadh sibh
they	liathfaidís
autonomous	liathfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	liathaim
you (singular)	liath
he / she	liathadh sé
we	liathaimis
you (plural)	liathaigí
they	liathaidís

liath in context

Tá dath liath ar a stocaí.

Her socks are gray.

Cé gur duine óg é, tá féasóg liath air.

Although he's young, he has a grey beard.

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