Irish verb

tuil

to flood

tuil is a Irish verb meaning “to flood”. Its verbal noun is tuile.

Verbal noun: tuile

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

Present

PersonForm
Ituilim
you (singular)tuileann tú
he / shetuileann sé
wetuilimid
you (plural)tuileann sibh
theytuileann siad
autonomoustuiltear

Past

PersonForm
Ithuil mé
you (singular)thuil tú
he / shethuil sé
wethuileamar
you (plural)thuil sibh
theythuil siad
autonomoustuileadh

Future

PersonForm
Ituilfidh mé
you (singular)tuilfidh tú
he / shetuilfidh sé
wetuilfimid
you (plural)tuilfidh sibh
theytuilfidh siad
autonomoustuilfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithuilfinn
you (singular)thuilfeá
he / shethuilfeadh sé
wethuilfimis
you (plural)thuilfeadh sibh
theythuilfidís
autonomousthuilfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ituilim
you (singular)tuil
he / shetuileadh sé
wetuilimis
you (plural)tuiligí
theytuilidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge