Irish verb

síob

to blow

síob is a Irish verb meaning “to blow”. Its verbal noun is síobadh.

Verbal noun: síobadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Isíobaim
you (singular)síobann tú
he / shesíobann sé
wesíobaimid
you (plural)síobann sibh
theysíobann siad
autonomoussíobtar

Past

PersonForm
Ishíob mé
you (singular)shíob tú
he / sheshíob sé
weshíobamar
you (plural)shíob sibh
theyshíob siad
autonomoussíobadh

Future

PersonForm
Isíobfaidh mé
you (singular)síobfaidh tú
he / shesíobfaidh sé
wesíobfaimid
you (plural)síobfaidh sibh
theysíobfaidh siad
autonomoussíobfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ishíobfainn
you (singular)shíobfá
he / sheshíobfadh sé
weshíobfaimis
you (plural)shíobfadh sibh
theyshíobfaidís
autonomousshíobfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Isíobaim
you (singular)síob
he / shesíobadh sé
wesíobaimis
you (plural)síobaigí
theysíobaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge