Irish verb

scag

to strain

scag is a Irish verb meaning “to strain”. Its verbal noun is scagadh.

Verbal noun: scagadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscagaim
you (singular)scagann tú
he / shescagann sé
wescagaimid
you (plural)scagann sibh
theyscagann siad
autonomousscagtar

Past

PersonForm
Iscag mé
you (singular)scag tú
he / shescag sé
wescagamar
you (plural)scag sibh
theyscag siad
autonomousscagadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscagfaidh mé
you (singular)scagfaidh tú
he / shescagfaidh sé
wescagfaimid
you (plural)scagfaidh sibh
theyscagfaidh siad
autonomousscagfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscagfainn
you (singular)scagfá
he / shescagfadh sé
wescagfaimis
you (plural)scagfadh sibh
theyscagfaidís
autonomousscagfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscagaim
you (singular)scag
he / shescagadh sé
wescagaimis
you (plural)scagaigí
theyscagaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge