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Irish verbs — page 5

1,068 verbs with English meanings and conjugated forms.

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R

rianaigh

to mark out

riar

administer

righ

to reach

rill

riddle

rinc

to dance

ríomh

count

rith

to run

roc

wrinkle

roghnaigh

to choose

roinn

to divide

rois

to ravel out

roll

roll

rómhair

to dig

rop

thrust

róst

roast

ruaig

to drive away

rúisc

to poke

S

sábh

to saw

sábháil

to save

sáigh

to thrust

saill

salt

sáithigh

satiate

salaigh

to make dirty

samhlaigh

to imagine

saolaigh

to be born

saor

raise to free status

saothraigh

to labor

sáraigh

to violate

sásaigh

to sate

scag

to strain

scáin

to part

scaip

to disperse

scaird

squirt

scairt

to shout

scall

to poach

scamh

peel

scannánaigh

to film

scanraigh

rout

scaoil

to discharge

scar

to sever

scáthaigh

to shade

scéalaigh

to relate

scealp

splinter

sceamh

to bark

sceith

spew

sciath

screen

scil

to shell

scinn

to spring

sciob

to snatch

sciot

snip

sciurd

to scamper

scoilt

to split

scoir

unyoke

scoith

to strip off

scor

to slash

scóráil

to score

scréach

screech

scread

to cry

scríob

to scrape

scríobh

write

scrios

to scrape off

scrúdaigh

to examine

scuab

to sweep

seachain

to avoid

sead

to blow

séan

to mark with a sign

seas

stand

séid

to blow

seiftigh

to improvise

séimhigh

to thin

seinn

to play

seol

to sail

sil

to drop

síl

to think

sín

to stretch

sínigh

to sign

síob

to blow

sioc

to freeze

síog

streak

síolaigh

to propagate

síolraigh

to breed

siorc

jerk

sios

hiss

síothlaigh

to strain

sir

travel through

siúil

walk

siúntáil

joint

slad

plunder

slánaigh

to redeem

sleamhnaigh

to slip

slíoc

to sleek

slis

to beetle

slog

to swallow

sluaisteáil

to shovel

smaoinigh

to think

smiot

hit

smol

to blight

smut

truncate

snaidhm

to knot

snáith

to sup

snámh

to swim

snigh

to pour down

sníomh

spin

socraigh

to arrange

soirbhigh

to prosper

soiscéalaigh

to preach the gospel

soladaigh

to solidify

sonraigh

to particularize

sop

light with straw

spágáil

to shamble

spáráil

to spare

spásáil

space

speal

to scythe

spíon

tease

splanc

to spark

spléach

glance

spól

to cut into joints

spréach

to spark

spreag

urge

spréigh

to spread

sprioc

to fix

srathnaigh

to scatter

sreabh

stream

sreang

to draw

srian

to bridle

sroich

attain

stad

to stop

stalc

set

stán

stare

steall

to splash

stiall

to cut in strips

stiúir

steer

stobh

to stew

stócáil

to prepare

stop

to stop

stríoc

to strike

stróic

to tear

stroighnigh

to cement

suaith

to mix

suanbhruith

to simmer

suigh

to sit

súigh

to absorb

suimintigh

to cement

T

tabhaigh

earn

tabhair

irregular

give

tacaigh

to support

tacair

to gather

tacht

to choke

tagair

to refer [with do ‘to’]

taibhsigh

to loom

taifead

record

tairg

offer

táirg

produce

tairngir

foretell

taisc

to store up

taispeáin

to show

taistil

travel

taithigh

frequent

taitin

to shine

tál

yield

talmhaigh

to dig in

taobhaigh

to side with

taom

to pour off

taosc

to bail

tapaigh

rush

tar

irregular

to come

tarchuir

remit

tarlaigh

to haul

tarraing

pull

tarrtháil

to rescue

tástáil

taste

táthaigh

to weld by applying heat)

teacht

to hold

téacht

freeze

teagasc

to teach

teagmhaigh

to touch

téaltaigh

to creep

teangaigh

to tongue

teann

to press

teastaigh

to be wanted

teibigh

to abstract

téigh

irregular

go

teilg

to cast

teip

to cut off

teith

to flee

teorannaigh

to delimit

tiarnaigh

to rule over

timpeallaigh

to go round

tíolaic

to convey

tiomáin

to drive

tiomnaigh

to bequeath

tiomsaigh

gather up

tionlaic

to accompany

tiontaigh

convert

tíor

dry up

tit

to fall

tiubhaigh

to concentrate

tiúin

tune

tnáith

to fatigue

tnúth

to envy

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