Irish verb

múin

to teach

múin is a Irish verb meaning “to teach”. Its verbal noun is múineadh.

Verbal noun: múineadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Imúinim
you (singular)múineann tú
he / shemúineann sé
wemúinimid
you (plural)múineann sibh
theymúineann siad
autonomousmúintear

Past

PersonForm
Imhúin mé
you (singular)mhúin tú
he / shemhúin sé
wemhúineamar
you (plural)mhúin sibh
theymhúin siad
autonomousmúineadh

Future

PersonForm
Imúinfidh mé
you (singular)múinfidh tú
he / shemúinfidh sé
wemúinfimid
you (plural)múinfidh sibh
theymúinfidh siad
autonomousmúinfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Imhúinfinn
you (singular)mhúinfeá
he / shemhúinfeadh sé
wemhúinfimis
you (plural)mhúinfeadh sibh
theymhúinfidís
autonomousmhúinfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Imúinim
you (singular)múin
he / shemúineadh sé
wemúinimis
you (plural)múinigí
theymúinidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge