Irish verb

séan

to mark with a sign

séan is a Irish verb meaning “to mark with a sign”. Its verbal noun is séanadh.

Verbal noun: séanadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iséanaim
you (singular)séanann tú
he / sheséanann sé
weséanaimid
you (plural)séanann sibh
theyséanann siad
autonomousséantar

Past

PersonForm
Ishéan mé
you (singular)shéan tú
he / sheshéan sé
weshéanamar
you (plural)shéan sibh
theyshéan siad
autonomousséanadh

Future

PersonForm
Iséanfaidh mé
you (singular)séanfaidh tú
he / sheséanfaidh sé
weséanfaimid
you (plural)séanfaidh sibh
theyséanfaidh siad
autonomousséanfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishéanfainn
you (singular)shéanfá
he / sheshéanfadh sé
weshéanfaimis
you (plural)shéanfadh sibh
theyshéanfaidís
autonomousshéanfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iséanaim
you (singular)séan
he / sheséanadh sé
weséanaimis
you (plural)séanaigí
theyséanaidís

séan in context

Séan-bhóthar Cóiste an Phúist go dtí an áit ina dteangmhuíonn sé le Bóthar Albert.

road to the junction of same with Teeling Street

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Native language name: Gaeilge