Irish verb

steall

to splash

steall is a Irish verb meaning “to splash”. Its verbal noun is stealladh.

Verbal noun: stealladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isteallaim
you (singular)steallann tú
he / shesteallann sé
westeallaimid
you (plural)steallann sibh
theysteallann siad
autonomousstealltar

Past

PersonForm
Isteall mé
you (singular)steall tú
he / shesteall sé
westeallamar
you (plural)steall sibh
theysteall siad
autonomousstealladh

Future

PersonForm
Isteallfaidh mé
you (singular)steallfaidh tú
he / shesteallfaidh sé
westeallfaimid
you (plural)steallfaidh sibh
theysteallfaidh siad
autonomoussteallfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Isteallfainn
you (singular)steallfá
he / shesteallfadh sé
westeallfaimis
you (plural)steallfadh sibh
theysteallfaidís
autonomoussteallfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isteallaim
you (singular)steall
he / shestealladh sé
westeallaimis
you (plural)steallaigí
theysteallaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge