Irish verb

sead

to blow

sead is a Irish verb meaning “to blow”. Its verbal noun is seadadh.

Verbal noun: seadadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iseadaim
you (singular)seadann tú
he / sheseadann sé
weseadaimid
you (plural)seadann sibh
theyseadann siad
autonomousseadtar

Past

PersonForm
Ishead mé
you (singular)shead tú
he / sheshead sé
wesheadamar
you (plural)shead sibh
theyshead siad
autonomousseadadh

Future

PersonForm
Iseadfaidh mé
you (singular)seadfaidh tú
he / sheseadfaidh sé
weseadfaimid
you (plural)seadfaidh sibh
theyseadfaidh siad
autonomousseadfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Isheadfainn
you (singular)sheadfá
he / shesheadfadh sé
wesheadfaimis
you (plural)sheadfadh sibh
theysheadfaidís
autonomoussheadfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iseadaim
you (singular)sead
he / sheseadadh sé
weseadaimis
you (plural)seadaigí
theyseadaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge