Irish verb

traoith

to subdue

traoith is a Irish verb meaning “to subdue”. Its verbal noun is traoitheadh.

Verbal noun: traoitheadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Itraoithim
you (singular)traoitheann tú
he / shetraoitheann sé
wetraoithimid
you (plural)traoitheann sibh
theytraoitheann siad
autonomoustraoitear

Past

PersonForm
Ithraoith mé
you (singular)thraoith tú
he / shethraoith sé
wethraoitheamar
you (plural)thraoith sibh
theythraoith siad
autonomoustraoitheadh

Future

PersonForm
Itraoithfidh mé
you (singular)traoithfidh tú
he / shetraoithfidh sé
wetraoithfimid
you (plural)traoithfidh sibh
theytraoithfidh siad
autonomoustraoithfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithraoithfinn
you (singular)thraoithfeá
he / shethraoithfeadh sé
wethraoithfimis
you (plural)thraoithfeadh sibh
theythraoithfidís
autonomousthraoithfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itraoithim
you (singular)traoith
he / shetraoitheadh sé
wetraoithimis
you (plural)traoithigí
theytraoithidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge