Irish verb

suanbhruith

to simmer

suanbhruith is a Irish verb meaning “to simmer”. Its verbal noun is suanbhruith.

Verbal noun: suanbhruith

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

Present

PersonForm
Isuanbhruithim
you (singular)suanbhruitheann tú
he / shesuanbhruitheann sé
wesuanbhruithimid
you (plural)suanbhruitheann sibh
theysuanbhruitheann siad
autonomoussuanbhruitear

Past

PersonForm
Ishuanbhruith mé
you (singular)shuanbhruith tú
he / sheshuanbhruith sé
weshuanbhruitheamar
you (plural)shuanbhruith sibh
theyshuanbhruith siad
autonomoussuanbhruitheadh

Future

PersonForm
Isuanbhruithfidh mé
you (singular)suanbhruithfidh tú
he / shesuanbhruithfidh sé
wesuanbhruithfimid
you (plural)suanbhruithfidh sibh
theysuanbhruithfidh siad
autonomoussuanbhruithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishuanbhruithfinn
you (singular)shuanbhruithfeá
he / sheshuanbhruithfeadh sé
weshuanbhruithfimis
you (plural)shuanbhruithfeadh sibh
theyshuanbhruithfidís
autonomousshuanbhruithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isuanbhruithim
you (singular)suanbhruith
he / shesuanbhruitheadh sé
wesuanbhruithimis
you (plural)suanbhruithigí
theysuanbhruithidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge