Irish verb

lobh

to rot

lobh is a Irish verb meaning “to rot”. Its verbal noun is lobhadh.

Verbal noun: lobhadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ilobhaim
you (singular)lobhann tú
he / shelobhann sé
welobhaimid
you (plural)lobhann sibh
theylobhann siad
autonomouslobhtar

Past

PersonForm
Ilobh mé
you (singular)lobh tú
he / shelobh sé
welobhamar
you (plural)lobh sibh
theylobh siad
autonomouslobhadh

Future

PersonForm
Ilobhfaidh mé
you (singular)lobhfaidh tú
he / shelobhfaidh sé
welobhfaimid
you (plural)lobhfaidh sibh
theylobhfaidh siad
autonomouslobhfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ilobhfainn
you (singular)lobhfá
he / shelobhfadh sé
welobhfaimis
you (plural)lobhfadh sibh
theylobhfaidís
autonomouslobhfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ilobhaim
you (singular)lobh
he / shelobhadh sé
welobhaimis
you (plural)lobhaigí
theylobhaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge