Irish verb

pioc

to pick

pioc is a Irish verb meaning “to pick”. Its verbal noun is piocadh.

Verbal noun: piocadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ipiocaim
you (singular)piocann tú
he / shepiocann sé
wepiocaimid
you (plural)piocann sibh
theypiocann siad
autonomouspioctar

Past

PersonForm
Iphioc mé
you (singular)phioc tú
he / shephioc sé
wephiocamar
you (plural)phioc sibh
theyphioc siad
autonomouspiocadh

Future

PersonForm
Ipiocfaidh mé
you (singular)piocfaidh tú
he / shepiocfaidh sé
wepiocfaimid
you (plural)piocfaidh sibh
theypiocfaidh siad
autonomouspiocfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iphiocfainn
you (singular)phiocfá
he / shephiocfadh sé
wephiocfaimis
you (plural)phiocfadh sibh
theyphiocfaidís
autonomousphiocfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ipiocaim
you (singular)pioc
he / shepiocadh sé
wepiocaimis
you (plural)piocaigí
theypiocaidís

pioc in context

Pioc aníos ón urlár é.

Pick it up from the floor.

Ní cuimhin liom gach pioc den scéal ach is cuimhin liom gur inis sé go hálainn é.

I don't remember all the details of the story but I do remember that he told it beautifully.

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Native language name: Gaeilge