Irish verb

spól

to cut into joints

spól is a Irish verb meaning “to cut into joints”. Its verbal noun is spóladh.

Verbal noun: spóladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ispólaim
you (singular)spólann tú
he / shespólann sé
wespólaimid
you (plural)spólann sibh
theyspólann siad
autonomousspóltar

Past

PersonForm
Ispól mé
you (singular)spól tú
he / shespól sé
wespólamar
you (plural)spól sibh
theyspól siad
autonomousspóladh

Future

PersonForm
Ispólfaidh mé
you (singular)spólfaidh tú
he / shespólfaidh sé
wespólfaimid
you (plural)spólfaidh sibh
theyspólfaidh siad
autonomousspólfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ispólfainn
you (singular)spólfá
he / shespólfadh sé
wespólfaimis
you (plural)spólfadh sibh
theyspólfaidís
autonomousspólfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ispólaim
you (singular)spól
he / shespóladh sé
wespólaimis
you (plural)spólaigí
theyspólaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge