Irish verb

treoraigh

to lead

treoraigh is a Irish verb meaning “to lead”. Its verbal noun is treorú.

Verbal noun: treorú

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

Present

PersonForm
Itreoraím
you (singular)treoraíonn tú
he / shetreoraíonn sé
wetreoraímid
you (plural)treoraíonn sibh
theytreoraíonn siad
autonomoustreoraítear

Past

PersonForm
Ithreoraigh mé
you (singular)threoraigh tú
he / shethreoraigh sé
wethreoraíomar
you (plural)threoraigh sibh
theythreoraigh siad
autonomoustreoraíodh

Future

PersonForm
Itreoróidh mé
you (singular)treoróidh tú
he / shetreoróidh sé
wetreoróimid
you (plural)treoróidh sibh
theytreoróidh siad
autonomoustreorófar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithreoróinn
you (singular)threorófá
he / shethreoródh sé
wethreoróimis
you (plural)threoródh sibh
theythreoróidís
autonomousthreorófaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itreoraím
you (singular)treoraigh
he / shetreoraíodh sé
wetreoraímis
you (plural)treoraígí
theytreoraídís

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Native language name: Gaeilge