Irish verb

scuab

to sweep

scuab is a Irish verb meaning “to sweep”. Its verbal noun is scuabadh.

Verbal noun: scuabadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iscuabaim
you (singular)scuabann tú
he / shescuabann sé
wescuabaimid
you (plural)scuabann sibh
theyscuabann siad
autonomousscuabtar

Past

PersonForm
Iscuab mé
you (singular)scuab tú
he / shescuab sé
wescuabamar
you (plural)scuab sibh
theyscuab siad
autonomousscuabadh

Future

PersonForm
Iscuabfaidh mé
you (singular)scuabfaidh tú
he / shescuabfaidh sé
wescuabfaimid
you (plural)scuabfaidh sibh
theyscuabfaidh siad
autonomousscuabfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Iscuabfainn
you (singular)scuabfá
he / shescuabfadh sé
wescuabfaimis
you (plural)scuabfadh sibh
theyscuabfaidís
autonomousscuabfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iscuabaim
you (singular)scuab
he / shescuabadh sé
wescuabaimis
you (plural)scuabaigí
theyscuabaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge