Irish verb

taifead

record

taifead is a Irish verb meaning “record”. Its verbal noun is taifeadadh.

Verbal noun: taifeadadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Itaifeadaim
you (singular)taifeadann tú
he / shetaifeadann sé
wetaifeadaimid
you (plural)taifeadann sibh
theytaifeadann siad
autonomoustaifeadtar

Past

PersonForm
Ithaifead mé
you (singular)thaifead tú
he / shethaifead sé
wethaifeadamar
you (plural)thaifead sibh
theythaifead siad
autonomoustaifeadadh

Future

PersonForm
Itaifeadfaidh mé
you (singular)taifeadfaidh tú
he / shetaifeadfaidh sé
wetaifeadfaimid
you (plural)taifeadfaidh sibh
theytaifeadfaidh siad
autonomoustaifeadfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithaifeadfainn
you (singular)thaifeadfá
he / shethaifeadfadh sé
wethaifeadfaimis
you (plural)thaifeadfadh sibh
theythaifeadfaidís
autonomousthaifeadfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itaifeadaim
you (singular)taifead
he / shetaifeadadh sé
wetaifeadaimis
you (plural)taifeadaigí
theytaifeadaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge