Irish verb

maisigh

to adorn

maisigh is a Irish verb meaning “to adorn”. Its verbal noun is maisiú.

Verbal noun: maisiú

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

Present

PersonForm
Imaisím
you (singular)maisíonn tú
he / shemaisíonn sé
wemaisímid
you (plural)maisíonn sibh
theymaisíonn siad
autonomousmaisítear

Past

PersonForm
Imhaisigh mé
you (singular)mhaisigh tú
he / shemhaisigh sé
wemhaisíomar
you (plural)mhaisigh sibh
theymhaisigh siad
autonomousmaisíodh

Future

PersonForm
Imaiseoidh mé
you (singular)maiseoidh tú
he / shemaiseoidh sé
wemaiseoimid
you (plural)maiseoidh sibh
theymaiseoidh siad
autonomousmaiseofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhaiseoinn
you (singular)mhaiseofá
he / shemhaiseodh sé
wemhaiseoimis
you (plural)mhaiseodh sibh
theymhaiseoidís
autonomousmhaiseofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imaisím
you (singular)maisigh
he / shemaisíodh sé
wemaisímis
you (plural)maisígí
theymaisídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge