Irish verb

tar

irregular

to come

tar is a Irish verb meaning “to come”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is teacht.

Verbal noun: teacht

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

Present

PersonForm
Itagaim
you (singular)tagann tú
he / shetagann sé
wetagaimid
you (plural)tagann sibh
theytagann siad
autonomoustagtar

Past

PersonForm
Itháinig mé
you (singular)tháinig tú
he / shetháinig sé
wethángamar
you (plural)tháinig sibh
theytháinig siad
autonomousthángthas

Future

PersonForm
Itiocfaidh mé
you (singular)tiocfaidh tú
he / shetiocfaidh sé
wetiocfaimid
you (plural)tiocfaidh sibh
theytiocfaidh siad
autonomoustiocfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithiocfainn
you (singular)thiocfá
he / shethiocfadh sé
wethiocfaimis
you (plural)thiocfadh sibh
theythiocfaidís
autonomousthiocfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itagaim
you (singular)tar
he / shetagadh sé
wetagaimis
you (plural)tagaigí
theytagaidís

tar in context

Glanaimid ár rang tar éis scoile.

We clean our classroom after school.

Tá sé leathuair tar éis a haon.

It's half past one.

Déanfaidh mé staidéar tar éis teacht abhaile dom.

I'll study after I come home.

An ndéanfaidh tú staidéar tar éis teacht abhaile duit?

Will you study after you come home?

Tar éis an dinnéir, crochaim liom ar an dtrá.

After dinner, I take a walk on the beach.

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Native language name: Gaeilge