An n-éireoidh sibhse as an troid le bhur dtoil?
Will you guys please stop fighting?
Irish verb
troid
to fight
troid is a Irish verb meaning “to fight”. Its verbal noun is troid.
Verbal noun: troid
How Irish verb conjugation works — understand the patterns behind the forms below.
Present
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | troidim |
| you (singular) | troideann tú |
| he / she | troideann sé |
| we | troidimid |
| you (plural) | troideann sibh |
| they | troideann siad |
| autonomous | troidtear |
Past
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | throid mé |
| you (singular) | throid tú |
| he / she | throid sé |
| we | throideamar |
| you (plural) | throid sibh |
| they | throid siad |
| autonomous | troideadh |
Future
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | troidfidh mé |
| you (singular) | troidfidh tú |
| he / she | troidfidh sé |
| we | troidfimid |
| you (plural) | troidfidh sibh |
| they | troidfidh siad |
| autonomous | troidfear |
Conditional
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | throidfinn |
| you (singular) | throidfeá |
| he / she | throidfeadh sé |
| we | throidfimis |
| you (plural) | throidfeadh sibh |
| they | throidfidís |
| autonomous | throidfí |
Imperative
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | troidim |
| you (singular) | troid |
| he / she | troideadh sé |
| we | troidimis |
| you (plural) | troidigí |
| they | troididís |
troid in context
Bhuaigh mé an troid.
I won the fight.
Lean an saighdiúir tréigthe ag troid go dtí an deireadh.
The abandoned soldier continued fighting until the end.
Bhí muid ag troid i gcoinne na drochaimsire.
We were fighting against the bad weather.
Bíonn muid ag troid seasta!
We are constantly fighting!
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Native language name: Gaeilge