Irish verb

smol

to blight

smol is a Irish verb meaning “to blight”. Its verbal noun is smoladh.

Verbal noun: smoladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ismolaim
you (singular)smolann tú
he / shesmolann sé
wesmolaimid
you (plural)smolann sibh
theysmolann siad
autonomoussmoltar

Past

PersonForm
Ismol mé
you (singular)smol tú
he / shesmol sé
wesmolamar
you (plural)smol sibh
theysmol siad
autonomoussmoladh

Future

PersonForm
Ismolfaidh mé
you (singular)smolfaidh tú
he / shesmolfaidh sé
wesmolfaimid
you (plural)smolfaidh sibh
theysmolfaidh siad
autonomoussmolfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ismolfainn
you (singular)smolfá
he / shesmolfadh sé
wesmolfaimis
you (plural)smolfadh sibh
theysmolfaidís
autonomoussmolfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ismolaim
you (singular)smol
he / shesmoladh sé
wesmolaimis
you (plural)smolaigí
theysmolaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge