Irish verb

siorc

jerk

siorc is a Irish verb meaning “jerk”. Its verbal noun is siorcadh.

Verbal noun: siorcadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isiorcaim
you (singular)siorcann tú
he / shesiorcann sé
wesiorcaimid
you (plural)siorcann sibh
theysiorcann siad
autonomoussiorctar

Past

PersonForm
Ishiorc mé
you (singular)shiorc tú
he / sheshiorc sé
weshiorcamar
you (plural)shiorc sibh
theyshiorc siad
autonomoussiorcadh

Future

PersonForm
Isiorcfaidh mé
you (singular)siorcfaidh tú
he / shesiorcfaidh sé
wesiorcfaimid
you (plural)siorcfaidh sibh
theysiorcfaidh siad
autonomoussiorcfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishiorcfainn
you (singular)shiorcfá
he / sheshiorcfadh sé
weshiorcfaimis
you (plural)shiorcfadh sibh
theyshiorcfaidís
autonomousshiorcfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isiorcaim
you (singular)siorc
he / shesiorcadh sé
wesiorcaimis
you (plural)siorcaigí
theysiorcaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge