Irish verb

soirbhigh

to prosper

soirbhigh is a Irish verb meaning “to prosper”. Its verbal noun is soirbhiú.

Verbal noun: soirbhiú

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

Present

PersonForm
Isoirbhím
you (singular)soirbhíonn tú
he / shesoirbhíonn sé
wesoirbhímid
you (plural)soirbhíonn sibh
theysoirbhíonn siad
autonomoussoirbhítear

Past

PersonForm
Ishoirbhigh mé
you (singular)shoirbhigh tú
he / sheshoirbhigh sé
weshoirbhíomar
you (plural)shoirbhigh sibh
theyshoirbhigh siad
autonomoussoirbhíodh

Future

PersonForm
Isoirbheoidh mé
you (singular)soirbheoidh tú
he / shesoirbheoidh sé
wesoirbheoimid
you (plural)soirbheoidh sibh
theysoirbheoidh siad
autonomoussoirbheofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishoirbheoinn
you (singular)shoirbheofá
he / sheshoirbheodh sé
weshoirbheoimis
you (plural)shoirbheodh sibh
theyshoirbheoidís
autonomousshoirbheofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isoirbhím
you (singular)soirbhigh
he / shesoirbhíodh sé
wesoirbhímis
you (plural)soirbhígí
theysoirbhídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge