Irish verb

sín

to stretch

sín is a Irish verb meaning “to stretch”. Its verbal noun is síneadh.

Verbal noun: síneadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isínim
you (singular)síneann tú
he / shesíneann sé
wesínimid
you (plural)síneann sibh
theysíneann siad
autonomoussíntear

Past

PersonForm
Ishín mé
you (singular)shín tú
he / sheshín sé
weshíneamar
you (plural)shín sibh
theyshín siad
autonomoussíneadh

Future

PersonForm
Isínfidh mé
you (singular)sínfidh tú
he / shesínfidh sé
wesínfimid
you (plural)sínfidh sibh
theysínfidh siad
autonomoussínfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishínfinn
you (singular)shínfeá
he / sheshínfeadh sé
weshínfimis
you (plural)shínfeadh sibh
theyshínfidís
autonomousshínfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isínim
you (singular)sín
he / shesíneadh sé
wesínimis
you (plural)sínigí
theysínidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge