Irish verb

séid

to blow

séid is a Irish verb meaning “to blow”. Its verbal noun is séideadh.

Verbal noun: séideadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iséidim
you (singular)séideann tú
he / sheséideann sé
weséidimid
you (plural)séideann sibh
theyséideann siad
autonomousséidtear

Past

PersonForm
Ishéid mé
you (singular)shéid tú
he / sheshéid sé
weshéideamar
you (plural)shéid sibh
theyshéid siad
autonomousséideadh

Future

PersonForm
Iséidfidh mé
you (singular)séidfidh tú
he / sheséidfidh sé
weséidfimid
you (plural)séidfidh sibh
theyséidfidh siad
autonomousséidfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishéidfinn
you (singular)shéidfeá
he / sheshéidfeadh sé
weshéidfimis
you (plural)shéidfeadh sibh
theyshéidfidís
autonomousshéidfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iséidim
you (singular)séid
he / sheséideadh sé
weséidimis
you (plural)séidigí
theyséididís

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Native language name: Gaeilge