Irish verb

seachain

to avoid

seachain is a Irish verb meaning “to avoid”. Its verbal noun is seachaint.

Verbal noun: seachaint

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

Present

PersonForm
Iseachnaím
you (singular)seachnaíonn tú
he / sheseachnaíonn sé
weseachnaímid
you (plural)seachnaíonn sibh
theyseachnaíonn siad
autonomousseachnaítear

Past

PersonForm
Isheachain mé
you (singular)sheachain tú
he / shesheachain sé
wesheachnaíomar
you (plural)sheachain sibh
theysheachain siad
autonomousseachnaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iseachnóidh mé
you (singular)seachnóidh tú
he / sheseachnóidh sé
weseachnóimid
you (plural)seachnóidh sibh
theyseachnóidh siad
autonomousseachnófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Isheachnóinn
you (singular)sheachnófá
he / shesheachnódh sé
wesheachnóimis
you (plural)sheachnódh sibh
theysheachnóidís
autonomoussheachnófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iseachnaím
you (singular)seachain
he / sheseachnaíodh sé
weseachnaímis
you (plural)seachnaígí
theyseachnaídís

seachain in context

Seachain an bhearna idir an doras agus an t-ardán.

Mind the gap between the door and the plaform.

Seachain, tá do mhála ar oscailt!

Watch out, your bag is open!

Seachain!

Watch out!

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Native language name: Gaeilge