Irish verb

triail

try

triail is a Irish verb meaning “try”. Its verbal noun is triail.

Verbal noun: triail

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

Present

PersonForm
Itriailim
you (singular)triaileann tú
he / shetriaileann sé
wetriailimid
you (plural)triaileann sibh
theytriaileann siad
autonomoustriailtear

Past

PersonForm
Ithriail mé
you (singular)thriail tú
he / shethriail sé
wethriaileamar
you (plural)thriail sibh
theythriail siad
autonomoustriaileadh

Future

PersonForm
Itriailfidh mé
you (singular)triailfidh tú
he / shetriailfidh sé
wetriailfimid
you (plural)triailfidh sibh
theytriailfidh siad
autonomoustriailfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithriailfinn
you (singular)thriailfeá
he / shethriailfeadh sé
wethriailfimis
you (plural)thriailfeadh sibh
theythriailfidís
autonomousthriailfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itriailim
you (singular)triail
he / shetriaileadh sé
wetriailimis
you (plural)triailigí
theytriailidís

triail in context

Tá rud ann ar mhaith liom triail a bhaint as.

There's something I want to try.

Ar mhaith leat triail a bhaint as?

Would you like to give it a try?

Triail arís.

Try again.

Tá Tomás ag triail rud éigin nua.

Tom is trying something new.

Bhain mé triail as an inneall cuardaigh nua.

I have tried the new search engine.

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Native language name: Gaeilge