Irish verb

sceamh

to bark

sceamh is a Irish verb meaning “to bark”. Its verbal noun is sceamhaíl.

Verbal noun: sceamhaíl

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

Present

PersonForm
Isceamhaim mé
you (singular)sceamhann tú
he / shesceamhann sé
wesceamhaimid
you (plural)sceamhann sibh
theysceamhann siad
autonomoussceamhtar

Past

PersonForm
Isceamh mé
you (singular)sceamh tú
he / shesceamh sé
wesceamhamar
you (plural)sceamh sibh
theysceamh siad
autonomoussceamhadh

Future

PersonForm
Isceamhfidh mé
you (singular)sceamhfidh tú
he / shesceamhfaidh sé
wesceamhfaimid
you (plural)sceamhfidh sibh
theysceamhfidh siad
autonomoussceamhfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishceamhfainn mé
you (singular)sceamhfá
he / shesceamhfadh sé
weshceamhfaimis
you (plural)sceamhfadh sibh
theysceamhfidís
autonomousshceamhfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isceamhim
you (singular)sceamh
he / shesceamhadh sé
wesceamhimis
you (plural)sceamhigí
theysceamhidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge