Irish verb

teann

to press

teann is a Irish verb meaning “to press”. Its verbal noun is teannadh.

Verbal noun: teannadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iteannaim
you (singular)teannann tú
he / sheteannann sé
weteannaimid
you (plural)teannann sibh
theyteannann siad
autonomousteanntar

Past

PersonForm
Itheann mé
you (singular)theann tú
he / shetheann sé
wetheannamar
you (plural)theann sibh
theytheann siad
autonomousteannadh

Future

PersonForm
Iteannfaidh mé
you (singular)teannfaidh tú
he / sheteannfaidh sé
weteannfaimid
you (plural)teannfaidh sibh
theyteannfaidh siad
autonomousteannfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Itheannfainn
you (singular)theannfá
he / shetheannfadh sé
wetheannfaimis
you (plural)theannfadh sibh
theytheannfaidís
autonomoustheannfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iteannaim
you (singular)teann
he / sheteannadh sé
weteannaimis
you (plural)teannaigí
theyteannaidís

teann in context

Teann do chrios.

Tighten your belt.

Bhí sé de mhisneach aige t-léinte a chaitheamh a bhí chomh teann sin go mbeadh eagla ort go bpollfadh a dhidíní iad.

He had the courage to wear t-shirts that were so tight you'd worry his nipples would pierce them.

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Native language name: Gaeilge