Irish verb

plúch

to suffocate

plúch is a Irish verb meaning “to suffocate”. Its verbal noun is plúchadh.

Verbal noun: plúchadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iplúchaim
you (singular)plúchann tú
he / sheplúchann sé
weplúchaimid
you (plural)plúchann sibh
theyplúchann siad
autonomousplúchtar

Past

PersonForm
Iphlúch mé
you (singular)phlúch tú
he / shephlúch sé
wephlúchamar
you (plural)phlúch sibh
theyphlúch siad
autonomousplúchadh

Future

PersonForm
Iplúchfaidh mé
you (singular)plúchfaidh tú
he / sheplúchfaidh sé
weplúchfaimid
you (plural)plúchfaidh sibh
theyplúchfaidh siad
autonomousplúchfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iphlúchfainn
you (singular)phlúchfá
he / shephlúchfadh sé
wephlúchfaimis
you (plural)phlúchfadh sibh
theyphlúchfaidís
autonomousphlúchfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iplúchaim
you (singular)plúch
he / sheplúchadh sé
weplúchaimis
you (plural)plúchaigí
theyplúchaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge