Irish verb

slíoc

to sleek

slíoc is a Irish verb meaning “to sleek”. Its verbal noun is slíocadh.

Verbal noun: slíocadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Islíocaim
you (singular)slíocann tú
he / sheslíocann sé
weslíocaimid
you (plural)slíocann sibh
theyslíocann siad
autonomousslíoctar

Past

PersonForm
Ishlíoc mé
you (singular)shlíoc tú
he / sheshlíoc sé
weshlíocamar
you (plural)shlíoc sibh
theyshlíoc siad
autonomousslíocadh

Future

PersonForm
Islíocfaidh mé
you (singular)slíocfaidh tú
he / sheslíocfaidh sé
weslíocfaimid
you (plural)slíocfaidh sibh
theyslíocfaidh siad
autonomousslíocfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishlíocfainn
you (singular)shlíocfá
he / sheshlíocfadh sé
weshlíocfaimis
you (plural)shlíocfadh sibh
theyshlíocfaidís
autonomousshlíocfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Islíocaim
you (singular)slíoc
he / sheslíocadh sé
weslíocaimis
you (plural)slíocaigí
theyslíocaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge