Irish verb

maígh

state

maígh is a Irish verb meaning “state”. Its verbal noun is maíomh.

Verbal noun: maíomh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imaím
you (singular)maíonn tú
he / shemaíonn sé
wemaímid
you (plural)maíonn sibh
theymaíonn siad
autonomousmaítear

Past

PersonForm
Imhaígh mé
you (singular)mhaígh tú
he / shemhaígh sé
wemhaíomar
you (plural)mhaígh sibh
theymhaígh siad
autonomousmaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Imaífidh mé
you (singular)maífidh tú
he / shemaífidh sé
wemaífimid
you (plural)maífidh sibh
theymaífidh siad
autonomousmaífear

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhaífinn
you (singular)mhaífeá
he / shemhaífeadh sé
wemhaífimis
you (plural)mhaífeadh sibh
theymhaífidís
autonomousmhaífí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imaím
you (singular)maígh
he / shemaíodh sé
wemaímis
you (plural)maígí
theymaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge