Irish verb

rith

to run

rith is a Irish verb meaning “to run”. Its verbal noun is rith.

Verbal noun: rith

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

Present

PersonForm
Irithim
you (singular)ritheann tú
he / sheritheann sé
werithimid
you (plural)ritheann sibh
theyritheann siad
autonomousritear

Past

PersonForm
Irith mé
you (singular)rith tú
he / sherith sé
weritheamar
you (plural)rith sibh
theyrith siad
autonomousritheadh

Future

PersonForm
Irithfidh mé
you (singular)rithfidh tú
he / sherithfidh sé
werithfimid
you (plural)rithfidh sibh
theyrithfidh siad
autonomousrithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Irithfinn
you (singular)rithfeá
he / sherithfeadh sé
werithfimis
you (plural)rithfeadh sibh
theyrithfidís
autonomousrithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Irithim
you (singular)rith
he / sheritheadh sé
werithimis
you (plural)rithigí
theyrithidís

rith in context

Ná rith sa seomra seo.

Do not run in this room.

Tá siad ag rith gan bhróga.

They're running without shoes.

Rith Máire.

Mary ran.

Rith sé.

He ran.

Ní féidir an clár seo a rith i mód DOS.

This program cannot be run in DOS mode.

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Native language name: Gaeilge