Irish verb

sios

hiss

sios is a Irish verb meaning “hiss”. Its verbal noun is siosadh.

Verbal noun: siosadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isiosaim
you (singular)siosann tú
he / shesiosann sé
wesiosaimid
you (plural)siosann sibh
theysiosann siad
autonomoussiostar

Past

PersonForm
Ishios mé
you (singular)shios tú
he / sheshios sé
weshiosamar
you (plural)shios sibh
theyshios siad
autonomoussiosadh

Future

PersonForm
Isiosfaidh mé
you (singular)siosfaidh tú
he / shesiosfaidh sé
wesiosfaimid
you (plural)siosfaidh sibh
theysiosfaidh siad
autonomoussiosfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishiosfainn
you (singular)shiosfá
he / sheshiosfadh sé
weshiosfaimis
you (plural)shiosfadh sibh
theyshiosfaidís
autonomousshiosfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isiosaim
you (singular)sios
he / shesiosadh sé
wesiosaimis
you (plural)siosaigí
theysiosaidís

sios in context

Sraideanna, coda de Shraideanna agus Boithre go ndeanfar Mor-phiopai Roinnte do thogail triotha no do chur sios ionta:—)

THE SLIGO LIGHTING AND ELECTRIC POWER ACT, 1924) Next (SECOND SCHEDULE)

Sraideanna, coda de Shraideanna agus Boithre go ndeanfar Mor-phiopai Roinnte do thogail triotha no do chur sios ionta:—

Railway approach (otherwise (formerly Ratcliffe Street).

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Native language name: Gaeilge