Irish verb

tionlaic

to accompany

tionlaic is a Irish verb meaning “to accompany”. Its verbal noun is tionlacan.

Verbal noun: tionlacan

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

Present

PersonForm
Itionlacaim
you (singular)tionlacann tú
he / shetionlacann sé
wetionlacaimid
you (plural)tionlacann sibh
theytionlacann siad
autonomoustionlactar

Past

PersonForm
Ithionlaic mé
you (singular)thionlaic tú
he / shethionlaic sé
wethionlacamar
you (plural)thionlaic sibh
theythionlaic siad
autonomoustionlacadh

Future

PersonForm
Itionlacfaidh mé
you (singular)tionlacfaidh tú
he / shetionlacfaidh sé
wetionlacfaimid
you (plural)tionlacfaidh sibh
theytionlacfaidh siad
autonomoustionlacfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithionlacfainn
you (singular)thionlacfá
he / shethionlacfadh sé
wethionlacfaimis
you (plural)thionlacfadh sibh
theythionlacfaidís
autonomousthionlacfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itionlacaim
you (singular)tionlaic
he / shetionlacadh sé
wetionlacaimis
you (plural)tionlacaigí
theytionlacaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge