Irish verb

morg

to putrefy

morg is a Irish verb meaning “to putrefy”. Its verbal noun is morgadh.

Verbal noun: morgadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imorgaim
you (singular)morgann tú
he / shemorgann sé
wemorgaimid
you (plural)morgann sibh
theymorgann siad
autonomousmorgtar

Past

PersonForm
Imhorg mé
you (singular)mhorg tú
he / shemhorg sé
wemhorgamar
you (plural)mhorg sibh
theymhorg siad
autonomousmorgadh

Future

PersonForm
Imorgfaidh mé
you (singular)morgfaidh tú
he / shemorgfaidh sé
wemorgfaimid
you (plural)morgfaidh sibh
theymorgfaidh siad
autonomousmorgfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhorgfainn
you (singular)mhorgfá
he / shemhorgfadh sé
wemhorgfaimis
you (plural)mhorgfadh sibh
theymhorgfaidís
autonomousmhorgfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imorgaim
you (singular)morg
he / shemorgadh sé
wemorgaimis
you (plural)morgaigí
theymorgaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge