Irish verb

mol

to commend

mol is a Irish verb meaning “to commend”. Its verbal noun is moladh.

Verbal noun: moladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imolaim
you (singular)molann tú
he / shemolann sé
wemolaimid
you (plural)molann sibh
theymolann siad
autonomousmoltar

Past

PersonForm
Imhol mé
you (singular)mhol tú
he / shemhol sé
wemholamar
you (plural)mhol sibh
theymhol siad
autonomousmoladh

Future

PersonForm
Imolfaidh mé
you (singular)molfaidh tú
he / shemolfaidh sé
wemolfaimid
you (plural)molfaidh sibh
theymolfaidh siad
autonomousmolfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imholfainn
you (singular)mholfá
he / shemholfadh sé
wemholfaimis
you (plural)mholfadh sibh
theymholfaidís
autonomousmholfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imolaim
you (singular)mol
he / shemoladh sé
wemolaimis
you (plural)molaigí
theymolaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge