Irish verb

múch

to extinguish

múch is a Irish verb meaning “to extinguish”. Its verbal noun is múchadh.

Verbal noun: múchadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imúchaim
you (singular)múchann tú
he / shemúchann sé
wemúchaimid
you (plural)múchann sibh
theymúchann siad
autonomousmúchtar

Past

PersonForm
Imhúch mé
you (singular)mhúch tú
he / shemhúch sé
wemhúchamar
you (plural)mhúch sibh
theymhúch siad
autonomousmúchadh

Future

PersonForm
Imúchfaidh mé
you (singular)múchfaidh tú
he / shemúchfaidh sé
wemúchfaimid
you (plural)múchfaidh sibh
theymúchfaidh siad
autonomousmúchfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhúchfainn
you (singular)mhúchfá
he / shemhúchfadh sé
wemhúchfaimis
you (plural)mhúchfadh sibh
theymhúchfaidís
autonomousmhúchfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imúchaim
you (singular)múch
he / shemúchadh sé
wemúchaimis
you (plural)múchaigí
theymúchaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge