Irish verb

loit

to wound

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

Verbal noun: lot

Present

Person	Form
I	loitim
you (singular)	loiteann tú
he / she	loiteann sé
we	loitimid
you (plural)	loiteann sibh
they	loiteann siad
autonomous	loitear

Past

Person	Form
I	loit mé
you (singular)	loit tú
he / she	loit sé
we	loiteamar
you (plural)	loit sibh
they	loit siad
autonomous	loiteadh

Future

Person	Form
I	loitfidh mé
you (singular)	loitfidh tú
he / she	loitfidh sé
we	loitfimid
you (plural)	loitfidh sibh
they	loitfidh siad
autonomous	loitfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	loitfinn
you (singular)	loitfeá
he / she	loitfeadh sé
we	loitfimis
you (plural)	loitfeadh sibh
they	loitfidís
autonomous	loitfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	loitim
you (singular)	loit
he / she	loiteadh sé
we	loitimis
you (plural)	loitigí
they	loitidís

Related Irish verbs

can

to sing

cum

to form

mill

spoil

air

plough

car

to love

oil

nourish

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