Irish verb

smut

truncate

smut is a Irish verb meaning “truncate”. Its verbal noun is smutadh.

Verbal noun: smutadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ismutaim
you (singular)smutann tú
he / shesmutann sé
wesmutaimid
you (plural)smutann sibh
theysmutann siad
autonomoussmutar

Past

PersonForm
Ismut mé
you (singular)smut tú
he / shesmut sé
wesmutamar
you (plural)smut sibh
theysmut siad
autonomoussmutadh

Future

PersonForm
Ismutfaidh mé
you (singular)smutfaidh tú
he / shesmutfaidh sé
wesmutfaimid
you (plural)smutfaidh sibh
theysmutfaidh siad
autonomoussmutfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ismutfainn
you (singular)smutfá
he / shesmutfadh sé
wesmutfaimis
you (plural)smutfadh sibh
theysmutfaidís
autonomoussmutfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ismutaim
you (singular)smut
he / shesmutadh sé
wesmutaimis
you (plural)smutaigí
theysmutaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge