Irish verb

luaidh

to move

luaidh is a Irish verb meaning “to move”. Its verbal noun is luadh.

Verbal noun: luadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iluaidhim
you (singular)luaidheann tú
he / sheluaidheann sé
weluaidhimid
you (plural)luaidheann sibh
theyluaidheann siad
autonomousluaidhtear

Past

PersonForm
Iluaidh mé
you (singular)luaidh tú
he / sheluaidh sé
weluaidheamar
you (plural)luaidh sibh
theyluaidh siad
autonomousluaidheadh

Future

PersonForm
Iluaidhfidh mé
you (singular)luaidhfidh tú
he / sheluaidhfidh sé
weluaidhfimid
you (plural)luaidhfidh sibh
theyluaidhfidh siad
autonomousluaidhfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iluaidhfinn
you (singular)luaidhfeá
he / sheluaidhfeadh sé
weluaidhfimis
you (plural)luaidhfeadh sibh
theyluaidhfidís
autonomousluaidhfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iluaidhim
you (singular)luaidh
he / sheluaidheadh sé
weluaidhimis
you (plural)luaidhigí
theyluaidhidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge