Irish verb

tarraing

pull

tarraing is a Irish verb meaning “pull”. Its verbal noun is tarraingt.

Verbal noun: tarraingt

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

Present

PersonForm
Itarraingím
you (singular)tarraingíonn tú
he / shetarraingíonn sé
wetarraingímid
you (plural)tarraingíonn sibh
theytarraingíonn siad
autonomoustarraingítear

Past

PersonForm
Itharraing mé
you (singular)tharraing tú
he / shetharraing sé
wetharraingíomar
you (plural)tharraing sibh
theytharraing siad
autonomoustarraingíodh

Future

PersonForm
Itarraingeoidh mé
you (singular)tarraingeoidh tú
he / shetarraingeoidh sé
wetarraingeoimid
you (plural)tarraingeoidh sibh
theytarraingeoidh siad
autonomoustarraingeofar

Conditional

PersonForm
Itharraingeoinn
you (singular)tharraingeofá
he / shetharraingeodh sé
wetharraingeoimis
you (plural)tharraingeodh sibh
theytharraingeoidís
autonomoustharraingeofaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itarraingím
you (singular)tarraing
he / shetarraingíodh sé
wetarraingímis
you (plural)tarraingígí
theytarraingídís

tarraing in context

Suigh sa charr agus tarraing umat an crios sábhála.

Sit in the car and put the safety belt around yourself.

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Native language name: Gaeilge