Irish verb

maidhm

break

maidhm is a Irish verb meaning “break”. Its verbal noun is madhmadh.

Verbal noun: madhmadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imadhmaim
you (singular)madhmann tú
he / shemadhmann sé
wemadhmaimid
you (plural)madhmann sibh
theymadhmann siad
autonomousmadhmtar

Past

PersonForm
Imhadhim mé
you (singular)mhadhim tú
he / shemhaidhm sé
wemhadhmamar
you (plural)mhadhim sibh
theymhadhim siad
autonomousmadhmadh

Future

PersonForm
Imadhmfaidh mé
you (singular)madhmfaidh tú
he / shemadhmfaidh sé
wemadhmfaimid
you (plural)madhmfaidh sibh
theymadhmfaidh siad
autonomousmadhmfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhadhmfainn
you (singular)mhadhmfá
he / shemhadhmfadh sé
wemhadhmfaimis
you (plural)mhadhmfadh sibh
theymhadhmfaidís
autonomousmhadhmfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imadhmaim
you (singular)madhim
he / shemadhmadh sé
wemadhmaimis
you (plural)madhmaigí
theymadhmaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge