Irish verb

stiall

to cut in strips

stiall is a Irish verb meaning “to cut in strips”. Its verbal noun is stialladh.

Verbal noun: stialladh

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

Present

PersonForm
Istiallaim
you (singular)stiallann tú
he / shestiallann sé
westiallaimid
you (plural)stiallann sibh
theystiallann siad
autonomousstialltar

Past

PersonForm
Istiall mé
you (singular)stiall tú
he / shestiall sé
westiallamar
you (plural)stiall sibh
theystiall siad
autonomousstialladh

Future

PersonForm
Istiallfaidh mé
you (singular)stiallfaidh tú
he / shestiallfaidh sé
westiallfaimid
you (plural)stiallfaidh sibh
theystiallfaidh siad
autonomousstiallfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Istiallfainn
you (singular)stiallfá
he / shestiallfadh sé
westiallfaimis
you (plural)stiallfadh sibh
theystiallfaidís
autonomousstiallfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Istiallaim
you (singular)stiall
he / shestialladh sé
westiallaimis
you (plural)stiallaigí
theystiallaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge