Irish verb

seiftigh

to improvise

seiftigh is a Irish verb meaning “to improvise”. Its verbal noun is seiftiú.

Verbal noun: seiftiú

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

Present

PersonForm
Iseiftím
you (singular)seiftíonn tú
he / sheseiftíonn sé
weseiftímid
you (plural)seiftíonn sibh
theyseiftíonn siad
autonomousseiftítear

Past

PersonForm
Isheiftigh mé
you (singular)sheiftigh tú
he / shesheiftigh sé
wesheiftíomar
you (plural)sheiftigh sibh
theysheiftigh siad
autonomousseiftíodh

Future

PersonForm
Iseifteoidh mé
you (singular)seifteoidh tú
he / sheseifteoidh sé
weseifteoimid
you (plural)seifteoidh sibh
theyseifteoidh siad
autonomousseifteofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Isheifteoinn
you (singular)sheifteofá
he / shesheifteodh sé
wesheifteoimis
you (plural)sheifteodh sibh
theysheifteoidís
autonomoussheifteofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iseiftím
you (singular)seiftigh
he / sheseiftíodh sé
weseiftímis
you (plural)seiftígí
theyseiftídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge