blas.promh
prove
"promh" means "prove" in Irish. Verbal noun: promhadh. Full conjugation table with present, past, future, conditional, and imperative tenses.
Verbal noun: promhadh
Present
An Aimsir Láithreach
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | promhaim |
| You (sg.) | promhann tú |
| He/She/It | promhann sé |
| We | promhaimid |
| You (pl.) | promhann sibh |
| They | promhann siad |
| Autonomous | promhtar |
Past
An Aimsir Chaite
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | phromh mé |
| You (sg.) | phromh tú |
| He/She/It | phromh sé |
| We | phromhamar |
| You (pl.) | phromh sibh |
| They | phromh siad |
| Autonomous | promhadh |
Future
An Aimsir Fháistineach
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | promhfaidh mé |
| You (sg.) | promhfaidh tú |
| He/She/It | promhfaidh sé |
| We | promhfaimid |
| You (pl.) | promhfaidh sibh |
| They | promhfaidh siad |
| Autonomous | promhfar |
Conditional
An Modh Coinníollach
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | phromhfainn |
| You (sg.) | phromhfá |
| He/She/It | phromhfadh sé |
| We | phromhfaimis |
| You (pl.) | phromhfadh sibh |
| They | phromhfaidís |
| Autonomous | phromhfaí |
Imperative
An Modh Ordaitheach
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | promhaim |
| You (sg.) | promh |
| He/She/It | promhadh sé |
| We | promhaimis |
| You (pl.) | promhaigí |
| They | promhaidís |
Example sentences
(f) uachtanna, promháidí agus leitreacha riaracháin, agus cóipeanna oifigiúla dhíobh;
( f ) wills, probates and letters of administration, and official copies thereof;
B1(iv) i gcúrsaí agus in aicsin promháide, agus i gcúiseanna dlí chun estáití do riara—údarás nuair nách mó ná £1,000 luach na pearsantachta agus nách mó ná £60 Luacháil an tailimh fé Dhlí na mBocht;
(iv) in probate matters and actions, and suits for administration of estates — jurisdiction when the value of the personality does not exceed £1,000 and the Poor Law Valuation of the land does not exceed £60;
C1Further reading
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