Irish verb

seol

to sail

seol is a Irish verb meaning “to sail”. Its verbal noun is seoladh.

Verbal noun: seoladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iseolaim
you (singular)seolann tú
he / sheseolann sé
weseolaimid
you (plural)seolann sibh
theyseolann siad
autonomousseoltar

Past

PersonForm
Isheol mé
you (singular)sheol tú
he / shesheol sé
wesheolamar
you (plural)sheol sibh
theysheol siad
autonomousseoladh

Future

PersonForm
Iseolfaidh mé
you (singular)seolfaidh tú
he / sheseolfaidh sé
weseolfaimid
you (plural)seolfaidh sibh
theyseolfaidh siad
autonomousseolfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Isheolfainn
you (singular)sheolfá
he / shesheolfadh sé
wesheolfaimis
you (plural)sheolfadh sibh
theysheolfaidís
autonomoussheolfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iseolaim
you (singular)seol
he / sheseoladh sé
weseolaimis
you (plural)seolaigí
theyseolaidís

seol in context

Ná seol teachtaireachtaí chugam.

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Native language name: Gaeilge