Irish verb

stróic

to tear

stróic is a Irish verb meaning “to tear”. Its verbal noun is stróiceadh.

Verbal noun: stróiceadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Istróicim
you (singular)stróiceann tú
he / shestróiceann sé
westróicimid
you (plural)stróiceann sibh
theystróiceann siad
autonomousstróictear

Past

PersonForm
Istróic mé
you (singular)stróic tú
he / shestróic sé
westróiceamar
you (plural)stróic sibh
theystróic siad
autonomousstróiceadh

Future

PersonForm
Istróicfidh mé
you (singular)stróicfidh tú
he / shestróicfidh sé
westróicfimid
you (plural)stróicfidh sibh
theystróicfidh siad
autonomousstróicfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Istróicfinn
you (singular)stróicfeá
he / shestróicfeadh sé
westróicfimis
you (plural)stróicfeadh sibh
theystróicfidís
autonomousstróicfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Istróicim
you (singular)stróic
he / shestróiceadh sé
westróicimis
you (plural)stróicigí
theystróicidís

stróic in context

Stróic Tomás an nóta as a chéile.

Tom ripped up the note.

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Native language name: Gaeilge