Irish verb

taibhsigh

to loom

taibhsigh is a Irish verb meaning “to loom”. Its verbal noun is taibhsiú.

Verbal noun: taibhsiú

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

Present

PersonForm
Itaibhsím
you (singular)taibhsíonn tú
he / shetaibhsíonn sé
wetaibhsímid
you (plural)taibhsíonn sibh
theytaibhsíonn siad
autonomoustaibhsítear

Past

PersonForm
Ithaibhsigh mé
you (singular)thaibhsigh tú
he / shethaibhsigh sé
wethaibhsíomar
you (plural)thaibhsigh sibh
theythaibhsigh siad
autonomoustaibhsíodh

Future

PersonForm
Itaibhseoidh mé
you (singular)taibhseoidh tú
he / shetaibhseoidh sé
wetaibhseoimid
you (plural)taibhseoidh sibh
theytaibhseoidh siad
autonomoustaibhseofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithaibhseoinn
you (singular)thaibhseofá
he / shethaibhseodh sé
wethaibhseoimis
you (plural)thaibhseodh sibh
theythaibhseoidís
autonomousthaibhseofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itaibhsím
you (singular)taibhsigh
he / shetaibhsíodh sé
wetaibhsímis
you (plural)taibhsígí
theytaibhsídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge