Irish verb

sásaigh

to sate

sásaigh is a Irish verb meaning “to sate”. Its verbal noun is sásamh.

Verbal noun: sásamh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isásaím
you (singular)sásaíonn tú
he / shesásaíonn sé
wesásaímid
you (plural)sásaíonn sibh
theysásaíonn siad
autonomoussásaítear

Past

PersonForm
Ishásaigh mé
you (singular)shásaigh tú
he / sheshásaigh sé
weshásaíomar
you (plural)shásaigh sibh
theyshásaigh siad
autonomoussásaíodh

Future

PersonForm
Isásóidh mé
you (singular)sásóidh tú
he / shesásóidh sé
wesásóimid
you (plural)sásóidh sibh
theysásóidh siad
autonomoussásófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishásóinn
you (singular)shásófá
he / sheshásódh sé
weshásóimis
you (plural)shásódh sibh
theyshásóidís
autonomousshásófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isásaím
you (singular)sásaigh
he / shesásaíodh sé
wesásaímis
you (plural)sásaígí
theysásaídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge