Irish verb

pléasc

to burst break from internal pressure)

pléasc is a Irish verb meaning “to burst break from internal pressure)”. Its verbal noun is pléascadh.

Verbal noun: pléascadh

Present

Person	Form
I	pléascaim
you (singular)	pléascann tú
he / she	pléascann sé
we	pléascaimid
you (plural)	pléascann sibh
they	pléascann siad
autonomous	pléasctar

Past

Person	Form
I	phléasc mé
you (singular)	phléasc tú
he / she	phléasc sé
we	phléascamar
you (plural)	phléasc sibh
they	phléasc siad
autonomous	pléascadh

Future

Person	Form
I	pléascfaidh mé
you (singular)	pléascfaidh tú
he / she	pléascfaidh sé
we	pléascfaimid
you (plural)	pléascfaidh sibh
they	pléascfaidh siad
autonomous	pléascfar

Conditional

Person	Form
I	phléascfainn
you (singular)	phléascfá
he / she	phléascfadh sé
we	phléascfaimis
you (plural)	phléascfadh sibh
they	phléascfaidís
autonomous	phléascfaí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	pléascaim
you (singular)	pléasc
he / she	pléascadh sé
we	pléascaimis
you (plural)	pléascaigí
they	pléascaidís

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