Irish verb

traoch

to wear out

traoch is a Irish verb meaning “to wear out”. Its verbal noun is traochadh.

Verbal noun: traochadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Itraochaim
you (singular)traochann tú
he / shetraochann sé
wetraochaimid
you (plural)traochann sibh
theytraochann siad
autonomoustraochtar

Past

PersonForm
Ithraoch mé
you (singular)thraoch tú
he / shethraoch sé
wethraochamar
you (plural)thraoch sibh
theythraoch siad
autonomoustraochadh

Future

PersonForm
Itraochfaidh mé
you (singular)traochfaidh tú
he / shetraochfaidh sé
wetraochfaimid
you (plural)traochfaidh sibh
theytraochfaidh siad
autonomoustraochfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithraochfainn
you (singular)thraochfá
he / shethraochfadh sé
wethraochfaimis
you (plural)thraochfadh sibh
theythraochfaidís
autonomousthraochfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itraochaim
you (singular)traoch
he / shetraochadh sé
wetraochaimis
you (plural)traochaigí
theytraochaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge