Irish verb

loit

to wound

loit is a Irish verb meaning “to wound”. Its verbal noun is lot.

Verbal noun: lot

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

Present

PersonForm
Iloitim
you (singular)loiteann tú
he / sheloiteann sé
weloitimid
you (plural)loiteann sibh
theyloiteann siad
autonomousloitear

Past

PersonForm
Iloit mé
you (singular)loit tú
he / sheloit sé
weloiteamar
you (plural)loit sibh
theyloit siad
autonomousloiteadh

Future

PersonForm
Iloitfidh mé
you (singular)loitfidh tú
he / sheloitfidh sé
weloitfimid
you (plural)loitfidh sibh
theyloitfidh siad
autonomousloitfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iloitfinn
you (singular)loitfeá
he / sheloitfeadh sé
weloitfimis
you (plural)loitfeadh sibh
theyloitfidís
autonomousloitfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iloitim
you (singular)loit
he / sheloiteadh sé
weloitimis
you (plural)loitigí
theyloitidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge