Irish verb

meall

to beguile

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

Verbal noun: mealladh

Present

Person	Form
I	meallaim
you (singular)	meallann tú
he / she	meallann sé
we	meallaimid
you (plural)	meallann sibh
they	meallann siad
autonomous	mealltar

Past

Person	Form
I	mheall mé
you (singular)	mheall tú
he / she	mheall sé
we	mheallamar
you (plural)	mheall sibh
they	mheall siad
autonomous	mealladh

Future

Person	Form
I	meallfaidh mé
you (singular)	meallfaidh tú
he / she	meallfaidh sé
we	meallfaimid
you (plural)	meallfaidh sibh
they	meallfaidh siad
autonomous	meallfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	mheallfainn
you (singular)	mheallfá
he / she	mheallfadh sé
we	mheallfaimis
you (plural)	mheallfadh sibh
they	mheallfaidís
autonomous	mheallfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	meallaim
you (singular)	meall
he / she	mealladh sé
we	meallaimis
you (plural)	meallaigí
they	meallaidís

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