Irish verb

sroich

attain

sroich is a Irish verb meaning “attain”. Its verbal noun is sroicheadh.

Verbal noun: sroicheadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isroichim
you (singular)sroicheann tú
he / shesroicheann sé
wesroichimid
you (plural)sroicheann sibh
theysroicheann siad
autonomoussroichtear

Past

PersonForm
Ishroich mé
you (singular)shroich tú
he / sheshroich sé
weshroicheamar
you (plural)shroich sibh
theyshroich siad
autonomoussroicheadh

Future

PersonForm
Isroichfidh mé
you (singular)sroichfidh tú
he / shesroichfidh sé
wesroichfimid
you (plural)sroichfidh sibh
theysroichfidh siad
autonomoussroichfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishroichfinn
you (singular)shroichfeá
he / sheshroichfeadh sé
weshroichfimis
you (plural)shroichfeadh sibh
theyshroichfidís
autonomousshroichfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isroichim
you (singular)sroich
he / shesroicheadh sé
wesroichimis
you (plural)sroichigí
theysroichidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge