Irish verb

meall

to beguile

meall is a Irish verb meaning “to beguile”. Its verbal noun is mealladh.

Verbal noun: mealladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imeallaim
you (singular)meallann tú
he / shemeallann sé
wemeallaimid
you (plural)meallann sibh
theymeallann siad
autonomousmealltar

Past

PersonForm
Imheall mé
you (singular)mheall tú
he / shemheall sé
wemheallamar
you (plural)mheall sibh
theymheall siad
autonomousmealladh

Future

PersonForm
Imeallfaidh mé
you (singular)meallfaidh tú
he / shemeallfaidh sé
wemeallfaimid
you (plural)meallfaidh sibh
theymeallfaidh siad
autonomousmeallfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imheallfainn
you (singular)mheallfá
he / shemheallfadh sé
wemheallfaimis
you (plural)mheallfadh sibh
theymheallfaidís
autonomousmheallfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imeallaim
you (singular)meall
he / shemealladh sé
wemeallaimis
you (plural)meallaigí
theymeallaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge