Irish verb

macht

to kill

macht is a Irish verb meaning “to kill”. Its verbal noun is machtadh.

Verbal noun: machtadh

Present

Person	Form
I	machtaim
you (singular)	machtann tú
he / she	machtann sé
we	machtaimid
you (plural)	machtann sibh
they	machtann siad
autonomous	machtar

Past

Person	Form
I	mhacht mé
you (singular)	mhacht tú
he / she	mhacht sé
we	mhachtamar
you (plural)	mhacht sibh
they	mhacht siad
autonomous	machtadh

Future

Person	Form
I	machtfaidh mé
you (singular)	machtfaidh tú
he / she	machtfaidh sé
we	machtfaimid
you (plural)	machtfaidh sibh
they	machtfaidh siad
autonomous	machtfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	mhachtfainn
you (singular)	mhachtfá
he / she	mhachtfadh sé
we	mhachtfaimis
you (plural)	mhachtfadh sibh
they	mhachtfaidís
autonomous	mhachtfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	machtaim
you (singular)	macht
he / she	machtadh sé
we	machtaimis
you (plural)	machtaigí
they	machtaidís

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to sing

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