Irish verb

spíon

tease

spíon is a Irish verb meaning “tease”. Its verbal noun is spíonadh.

Verbal noun: spíonadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ispíonaim
you (singular)spíonann tú
he / shespíonann sé
wespíonaimid
you (plural)spíonann sibh
theyspíonann siad
autonomousspíontar

Past

PersonForm
Ispíon mé
you (singular)spíon tú
he / shespíon sé
wespíonamar
you (plural)spíon sibh
theyspíon siad
autonomousspíonadh

Future

PersonForm
Ispíonfaidh mé
you (singular)spíonfaidh tú
he / shespíonfaidh sé
wespíonfaimid
you (plural)spíonfaidh sibh
theyspíonfaidh siad
autonomousspíonfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ispíonfainn
you (singular)spíonfá
he / shespíonfadh sé
wespíonfaimis
you (plural)spíonfadh sibh
theyspíonfaidís
autonomousspíonfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ispíonaim
you (singular)spíon
he / shespíonadh sé
wespíonaimis
you (plural)spíonaigí
theyspíonaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge