Irish verb

oir

suit

oir is a Irish verb meaning “suit”. Its verbal noun is oiriúint.

Verbal noun: oiriúint

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

Present

PersonForm
Ioirim
you (singular)oireann tú
he / sheoireann sé
weoirimid
you (plural)oireann sibh
theyoireann siad
autonomousoirtear

Past

PersonForm
Id'oir mé
you (singular)d'oir tú
he / shed'oir sé
wed'oireamar
you (plural)d'oir sibh
theyd'oir siad
autonomousoireadh

Future

PersonForm
Ioirfidh mé
you (singular)oirfidh tú
he / sheoirfidh sé
weoirfimid
you (plural)oirfidh sibh
theyoirfidh siad
autonomousoirfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'oirfinn
you (singular)d'oirfeá
he / shed'oirfeadh sé
wed'oirfimis
you (plural)d'oirfeadh sibh
theyd'oirfidís
autonomousd'oirfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ioirim
you (singular)oir
he / sheoireadh sé
weoirimis
you (plural)oirigí
theyoiridís

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Native language name: Gaeilge