Irish verb

slis

to beetle

slis is a Irish verb meaning “to beetle”. Its verbal noun is sliseadh.

Verbal noun: sliseadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Islisim
you (singular)sliseann tú
he / shesliseann sé
weslisimid
you (plural)sliseann sibh
theysliseann siad
autonomousslistear

Past

PersonForm
Ishlis mé
you (singular)shlis tú
he / sheshlis sé
weshliseamar
you (plural)shlis sibh
theyshlis siad
autonomoussliseadh

Future

PersonForm
Islisfidh mé
you (singular)slisfidh tú
he / sheslisfidh sé
weslisfimid
you (plural)slisfidh sibh
theyslisfidh siad
autonomousslisfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishlisfinn
you (singular)shlisfeá
he / sheshlisfeadh sé
weshlisfimis
you (plural)shlisfeadh sibh
theyshlisfidís
autonomousshlisfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Islisim
you (singular)slis
he / shesliseadh sé
weslisimis
you (plural)slisigí
theyslisidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge