Irish verb

poll

to puncture

poll is a Irish verb meaning “to puncture”. Its verbal noun is polladh.

Verbal noun: polladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ipollaim
you (singular)pollann tú
he / shepollann sé
wepollaimid
you (plural)pollann sibh
theypollann siad
autonomouspolltar

Past

PersonForm
Ipholl mé
you (singular)pholl tú
he / shepholl sé
wephollamar
you (plural)pholl sibh
theypholl siad
autonomouspolladh

Future

PersonForm
Ipollfaidh mé
you (singular)pollfaidh tú
he / shepollfaidh sé
wepollfaimid
you (plural)pollfaidh sibh
theypollfaidh siad
autonomouspollfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iphollfainn
you (singular)phollfá
he / shephollfadh sé
wephollfaimis
you (plural)phollfadh sibh
theyphollfaidís
autonomousphollfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ipollaim
you (singular)poll
he / shepolladh sé
wepollaimis
you (plural)pollaigí
theypollaidís

poll in context

Tá an poll leathan.

The hole is wide.

Tá an poll caol.

The hole is narrow.

Ní raibh le feiceáil ar an túr ach poll mór ina thaobh.

All you could see on the building was a big hole in its side.

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Native language name: Gaeilge