Irish verb

meáigh

to balance

meáigh is a Irish verb meaning “to balance”. Its verbal noun is meá.

Verbal noun: meá

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

Present

PersonForm
Imeáim
you (singular)meánn tú
he / shemeánn sé
wemeáimid
you (plural)meánn sibh
theymeánn siad
autonomousmeáitear

Past

PersonForm
Imheáigh mé
you (singular)mheáigh tú
he / shemheáigh sé
wemheámar
you (plural)mheáigh sibh
theymheáigh siad
autonomousmeádh

Future

PersonForm
Imeáfaidh mé
you (singular)meáfaidh tú
he / shemeáfaidh sé
wemeáfaimid
you (plural)meáfaidh sibh
theymeáfaidh siad
autonomousmeáfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imheáfainn
you (singular)mheáfá
he / shemheáfadh sé
wemheáfaimis
you (plural)mheáfadh sibh
theymheáfaidís
autonomousmheáfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imeáim
you (singular)meáigh
he / shemeádh sé
wemeáimis
you (plural)meáigí
theymeáidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge