Irish verb

promh

prove

promh is a Irish verb meaning “prove”. Its verbal noun is promhadh.

Verbal noun: promhadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ipromhaim
you (singular)promhann tú
he / shepromhann sé
wepromhaimid
you (plural)promhann sibh
theypromhann siad
autonomouspromhtar

Past

PersonForm
Iphromh mé
you (singular)phromh tú
he / shephromh sé
wephromhamar
you (plural)phromh sibh
theyphromh siad
autonomouspromhadh

Future

PersonForm
Ipromhfaidh mé
you (singular)promhfaidh tú
he / shepromhfaidh sé
wepromhfaimid
you (plural)promhfaidh sibh
theypromhfaidh siad
autonomouspromhfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iphromhfainn
you (singular)phromhfá
he / shephromhfadh sé
wephromhfaimis
you (plural)phromhfadh sibh
theyphromhfaidís
autonomousphromhfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ipromhaim
you (singular)promh
he / shepromhadh sé
wepromhaimis
you (plural)promhaigí
theypromhaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge