Irish verb

teip

to cut off

teip is a Irish verb meaning “to cut off”. Its verbal noun is teip.

Verbal noun: teip

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

Present

PersonForm
Iteipim
you (singular)teipeann tú
he / sheteipeann sé
weteipimid
you (plural)teipeann sibh
theyteipeann siad
autonomousteiptear

Past

PersonForm
Itheip mé
you (singular)theip tú
he / shetheip sé
wetheipeamar
you (plural)theip sibh
theytheip siad
autonomousteipeadh

Future

PersonForm
Iteipfidh mé
you (singular)teipfidh tú
he / sheteipfidh sé
weteipfimid
you (plural)teipfidh sibh
theyteipfidh siad
autonomousteipfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Itheipfinn
you (singular)theipfeá
he / shetheipfeadh sé
wetheipfimis
you (plural)theipfeadh sibh
theytheipfidís
autonomoustheipfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iteipim
you (singular)teip
he / sheteipeadh sé
weteipimis
you (plural)teipigí
theyteipidís

teip in context

Thuig sé go raibh an tsláinte ag teip air.

He knew his health was getting worse.

Bainfidh an fo-alt so le teip i dtaobh an chéad chláir a hullamhófar fén Acht so chó maith le teip i dtaobh aon chláir ina dhiaidh sin.

This sub-section shall apply to a failure in respect of the first register prepared under this Act as well as to a failure in respect of any subsequent register.

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Native language name: Gaeilge