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Irish verbs — page 2

1,068 verbs with English meanings and conjugated forms.

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B

bronn

donate

brostaigh

to urge

brúcht

to belch

brúigh

to press

bruíon

to fight

bruith

to boil

buaigh

to win

buail

strike

buain

reap

buair

to grieve

buamáil

bomb

búir

to bellow

bunaigh

to found

C

cabhraigh

to help

cac

to excrete

cáiligh

to qualify

caill

lose

cáin

to fine

caintigh

to speak

cairéalaigh

to quarry

caisnigh

to frizz

caith

to wear

calc

to caulk

campáil

camp

can

to sing

cantáil

break off in chunks

caoch

to blind

caoin

to keen

caolaigh

attenuate

caomhnaigh

preserve

car

to love

cardáil

to card

cart

to clear away

cas

twist

cásáil

encase

cathaigh

to fight

ceadaigh

to permit

céadfaigh

to sense

cealaigh

to cancel

cealg

to sting

ceangail

to tie

ceannaigh

to buy

ceansaigh

to appease

ceantáil

auction

ceap

to invent

ceartaigh

to correct

céas

to crucify

céaslaigh

to paddle

ceil

to hide

ceiliúir

warble

céimnigh

to step

ceistigh

to question

ciallaigh

to mean

ciap

harass

ciceáil

to kick

cigil

to tickle

cimigh

to commit

cinn

to step

cinntigh

to make certain

ciontaigh

to transgress

cíor

to comb

ciorclaigh

to encircle

cíorláil

to tousle

cis

stand

ciúáil

queue

claidh

to dig

claon

to incline

cláraigh

to subscribe

cleacht

to perform habitually

cliceáil

click

clip

prick

clis

to jump

clóbhuail

print

cloch

stone

clog

ring a bell

clóigh

to tame

clois

irregular

to hear

clóscríobh

type

clúdaigh

cover

cluich

chase

cluimhrigh

to preen

cluin

to hear

cnag

to knock

cneasaigh

to heal

cniotáil

knit

cnuasaigh

to gather food

cobhsaigh

stabilize

cócaráil

cook

codail

sleep

cog

to war

cogain

to chew

coigistigh

confiscate

coill

to castrate

coilltigh

forest

coimeád

to keep

coincheap

to conceptualize

coinnigh

to keep

coip

ferment

cóipeáil

to cope

coir

to tire

cóireáil

to treat

coirigh

to accuse

cóirigh

to arrange

coisc

to check

coisric

to consecrate

comhair

to count

comhaontaigh

unite

comhcheilg

conspire

comhchuingigh

conjugate

comhdhlúthaigh

press together

comhlíon

to fulfill

comhraic

to combat

comhthiomsaigh

associate

cónaigh

to live

conáil

to perish with cold

conlaigh

to scrape together

conraigh

contract

conspóid

argue

cor

to turn

corn

roll

corraigh

move

cosain

to defend

coscair

to hack up

cothaigh

to feed

craiceáil

to crack

cráigh

to torment

creach

to plunder

crean

purchase

creath

to tremble

creathnaigh

to tremble

creid

to believe

creim

to gnaw

criathraigh

to sift

críochnaigh

finish

crioslaigh

girdle

crith

to shake

croch

to hang

croinicigh

to chronicle

croith

to shake

crom

to bend over

cronaigh

to miss

cros

cross

crosáil

cross

croscheistigh

cross-question

cruach

to stack

cruaigh

to harden

cruan

enamel

crúigh

to milk

cruinnigh

to gather

cruthaigh

to form

cuach

bundle

cuar

curve

cuardaigh

to search

cúb

coop

cuibhrigh

bind

cuidigh

to help

cúigleáil

cheat

cuimhnigh

to remember

cuimil

to rub

cuir

to put

cúitigh

to compensate

cúlaigh

to recede

cum

to form

cumhachtaigh

to empower

cumhdaigh

to cover

cúnaigh

to help

D

dáil

to allocate

daingnigh

to fortify

dall

blind

damhsaigh

to dance

damnaigh

to damn

daonlathaigh

democratise

daor

enslave

dátaigh

to date

dathaigh

to dye

deachtaigh

to indite

dealaigh

to part

déan

irregular

do

dearbhaigh

to affirm

dearc

to regard

dearg

to redden

dearmad

to forget

dearnáil

darn

deasaigh

to dress into proper formation)

deighil

part

deil

to turn

deimhnigh

to confirm

deisigh

to mend

deoch

immerse

diall

incline

diamhaslaigh

to blaspheme

díbharraigh

to disbar

díbir

to drive out

díchoisric

deconsecrate

díghalraigh

to disinfect someone or something.

díghrádaigh

to degrade

díleáigh

to digest

dínasc

unclasp

ding

to wedge

díobháil

to injure

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