Irish verb

tarrtháil

to rescue

tarrtháil is a Irish verb meaning “to rescue”. Its verbal noun is tarrtháil.

Verbal noun: tarrtháil

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

Present

PersonForm
Itarrthálaim
you (singular)tarrthálann tú
he / shetarrthálann sé
wetarrthálaimid
you (plural)tarrthálann sibh
theytarrthálann siad
autonomoustarrtháiltear

Past

PersonForm
Itharrtháil mé
you (singular)tharrtháil tú
he / shetharrtháil sé
wetharrthálamar
you (plural)tharrtháil sibh
theytharrtháil siad
autonomoustarrtháladh

Future

PersonForm
Itarrthálfaidh mé
you (singular)tarrthálfaidh tú
he / shetarrthálfaidh sé
wetarrthálfaimid
you (plural)tarrthálfaidh sibh
theytarrthálfaidh siad
autonomoustarrthálfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Itharrthálfainn
you (singular)tharrthálfá
he / shetharrthálfadh sé
wetharrthálfaimis
you (plural)tharrthálfadh sibh
theytharrthálfaidís
autonomoustharrthálfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itarrthálaim
you (singular)tarrtháil
he / shetarrtháladh sé
wetarrthálaimis
you (plural)tarrthálaigí
theytarrthálaidís

tarrtháil in context

Bhí truaigh aige dóibh, ach truaigh gan tarrtháil a bhí inti.

He felt sorry for them but there was nothing he could do for them.

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Native language name: Gaeilge