Irish verb

slog

to swallow

slog is a Irish verb meaning “to swallow”. Its verbal noun is slogadh.

Verbal noun: slogadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Islogaim
you (singular)slogann tú
he / sheslogann sé
weslogaimid
you (plural)slogann sibh
theyslogann siad
autonomousslogtar

Past

PersonForm
Ishlog mé
you (singular)shlog tú
he / sheshlog sé
weshlogamar
you (plural)shlog sibh
theyshlog siad
autonomousslogadh

Future

PersonForm
Islogfaidh mé
you (singular)slogfaidh tú
he / sheslogfaidh sé
weslogfaimid
you (plural)slogfaidh sibh
theyslogfaidh siad
autonomousslogfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishlogfainn
you (singular)shlogfá
he / sheshlogfadh sé
weshlogfaimis
you (plural)shlogfadh sibh
theyshlogfaidís
autonomousshlogfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Islogaim
you (singular)slog
he / sheslogadh sé
weslogaimis
you (plural)slogaigí
theyslogaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge