Irish verb

oibrigh

to work

oibrigh is a Irish verb meaning “to work”. Its verbal noun is oibriú.

Verbal noun: oibriú

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

Present

PersonForm
Ioibrím
you (singular)oibríonn tú
he / sheoibríonn sé
weoibrímid
you (plural)oibríonn sibh
theyoibríonn siad
autonomousoibrítear

Past

PersonForm
Id'oibrigh mé
you (singular)d'oibrigh tú
he / shed'oibrigh sé
wed'oibríomar
you (plural)d'oibrigh sibh
theyd'oibrigh siad
autonomousoibríodh

Future

PersonForm
Ioibreoidh mé
you (singular)oibreoidh tú
he / sheoibreoidh sé
weoibreoimid
you (plural)oibreoidh sibh
theyoibreoidh siad
autonomousoibreofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'oibreoinn
you (singular)d'oibreofá
he / shed'oibreodh sé
wed'oibreoimis
you (plural)d'oibreodh sibh
theyd'oibreoidís
autonomousd'oibreofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ioibrím
you (singular)oibrigh
he / sheoibríodh sé
weoibrímis
you (plural)oibrígí
theyoibrídís

oibrigh in context

Tá moladh ag dul dó as a fheabhas a d'oibrigh sé.

He deserves praise for how well he worked.

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Native language name: Gaeilge