Irish verb

mór

magnify

mór is a Irish verb meaning “magnify”. Its verbal noun is móradh.

Verbal noun: móradh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imóraim
you (singular)mórann tú
he / shemórann sé
wemóraimid
you (plural)mórann sibh
theymórann siad
autonomousmórtar

Past

PersonForm
Imhór mé
you (singular)mhór tú
he / shemhór sé
wemhóramar
you (plural)mhór sibh
theymhór siad
autonomousmóradh

Future

PersonForm
Imórfaidh mé
you (singular)mórfaidh tú
he / shemórfaidh sé
wemórfaimid
you (plural)mórfaidh sibh
theymórfaidh siad
autonomousmórfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhórfainn
you (singular)mhórfá
he / shemhórfadh sé
wemhórfaimis
you (plural)mhórfadh sibh
theymhórfaidís
autonomousmhórfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imóraim
you (singular)mór
he / shemóradh sé
wemóraimis
you (plural)móraigí
theymóraidís

mór in context

Is madra mór é.

It's a big dog.

Tá teach mór agam.

I have a big house.

Tá madra mór ag Caoimhe.

Caoimhe has a big dog.

Tá an teach mór.

The house is big.

Is buachaill mór é Seán.

John is a big boy.

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Native language name: Gaeilge