Irish verb

reic

to sell

reic is a Irish verb meaning “to sell”. Its verbal noun is reic.

Verbal noun: reic

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

Present

PersonForm
Ireicim
you (singular)reiceann tú
he / shereiceann sé
wereicimid
you (plural)reiceann sibh
theyreiceann siad
autonomousreictear

Past

PersonForm
Ireic mé
you (singular)reic tú
he / shereic sé
wereiceamar
you (plural)reic sibh
theyreic siad
autonomousreiceadh

Future

PersonForm
Ireicfidh mé
you (singular)reicfidh tú
he / shereicfidh sé
wereicfimid
you (plural)reicfidh sibh
theyreicfidh siad
autonomousreicfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ireicfinn
you (singular)reicfeá
he / shereicfeadh sé
wereicfimis
you (plural)reicfeadh sibh
theyreicfidís
autonomousreicfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ireicim
you (singular)reic
he / shereiceadh sé
wereicimis
you (plural)reicigí
theyreicidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge