Irish verb

ruaig

to drive away

ruaig is a Irish verb meaning “to drive away”. Its verbal noun is ruaigeadh.

Verbal noun: ruaigeadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iruaigim
you (singular)ruaigeann tú
he / sheruaigeann sé
weruaigimid
you (plural)ruaigeann sibh
theyruaigeann siad
autonomousruaigtear

Past

PersonForm
Iruaig mé
you (singular)ruaig tú
he / sheruaig sé
weruaigeamar
you (plural)ruaig sibh
theyruaig siad
autonomousruaigeadh

Future

PersonForm
Iruaigfidh mé
you (singular)ruaigfidh tú
he / sheruaigfidh sé
weruaigfimid
you (plural)ruaigfidh sibh
theyruaigfidh siad
autonomousruaigfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Iruaigfinn
you (singular)ruaigfeá
he / sheruaigfeadh sé
weruaigfimis
you (plural)ruaigfeadh sibh
theyruaigfidís
autonomousruaigfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iruaigim
you (singular)ruaig
he / sheruaigeadh sé
weruaigimis
you (plural)ruaigigí
theyruaigidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge