Irish verb

stróic

to tear

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

Verbal noun: stróiceadh

Present

Person	Form
I	stróicim
you (singular)	stróiceann tú
he / she	stróiceann sé
we	stróicimid
you (plural)	stróiceann sibh
they	stróiceann siad
autonomous	stróictear

Past

Person	Form
I	stróic mé
you (singular)	stróic tú
he / she	stróic sé
we	stróiceamar
you (plural)	stróic sibh
they	stróic siad
autonomous	stróiceadh

Future

Person	Form
I	stróicfidh mé
you (singular)	stróicfidh tú
he / she	stróicfidh sé
we	stróicfimid
you (plural)	stróicfidh sibh
they	stróicfidh siad
autonomous	stróicfear

Conditional

Person	Form
I	stróicfinn
you (singular)	stróicfeá
he / she	stróicfeadh sé
we	stróicfimis
you (plural)	stróicfeadh sibh
they	stróicfidís
autonomous	stróicfí

Imperative

Person	Form
I	stróicim
you (singular)	stróic
he / she	stróiceadh sé
we	stróicimis
you (plural)	stróicigí
they	stróicidís

stróic in context

Stróic Tomás an nóta as a chéile.

Tom ripped up the note.

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