Irish verb

macht

to kill

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

Verbal noun: machtadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imachtaim
you (singular)machtann tú
he / shemachtann sé
wemachtaimid
you (plural)machtann sibh
theymachtann siad
autonomousmachtar

Past

PersonForm
Imhacht mé
you (singular)mhacht tú
he / shemhacht sé
wemhachtamar
you (plural)mhacht sibh
theymhacht siad
autonomousmachtadh

Future

PersonForm
Imachtfaidh mé
you (singular)machtfaidh tú
he / shemachtfaidh sé
wemachtfaimid
you (plural)machtfaidh sibh
theymachtfaidh siad
autonomousmachtfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhachtfainn
you (singular)mhachtfá
he / shemhachtfadh sé
wemhachtfaimis
you (plural)mhachtfadh sibh
theymhachtfaidís
autonomousmhachtfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imachtaim
you (singular)macht
he / shemachtadh sé
wemachtaimis
you (plural)machtaigí
theymachtaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge