Irish verb

peacaigh

to sin

peacaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to sin”. Its verbal noun is peacú.

Verbal noun: peacú

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

Present

PersonForm
Ipeacaím
you (singular)peacaíonn tú
he / shepeacaíonn sé
wepeacaímid
you (plural)peacaíonn sibh
theypeacaíonn siad
autonomouspeacaítear

Past

PersonForm
Ipheacaigh mé
you (singular)pheacaigh tú
he / shepheacaigh sé
wepheacaíomar
you (plural)pheacaigh sibh
theypheacaigh siad
autonomouspeacaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Ipeacóidh mé
you (singular)peacóidh tú
he / shepeacóidh sé
wepeacóimid
you (plural)peacóidh sibh
theypeacóidh siad
autonomouspeacófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ipheacóinn
you (singular)pheacófá
he / shepheacódh sé
wepheacóimis
you (plural)pheacódh sibh
theypheacóidís
autonomouspheacófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ipeacaím
you (singular)peacaigh
he / shepeacaíodh sé
wepeacaímis
you (plural)peacaígí
theypeacaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge