Irish verb

tuill

to earn

tuill is a Irish verb meaning “to earn”. Its verbal noun is tuilleamh.

Verbal noun: tuilleamh

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

Present

PersonForm
Ituillim
you (singular)tuilleann tú
he / shetuilleann sé
wetuillimid
you (plural)tuilleann sibh
theytuilleann siad
autonomoustuilltear

Past

PersonForm
Ithuill mé
you (singular)thuill tú
he / shethuill sé
wethuilleamar
you (plural)thuill sibh
theythuill siad
autonomoustuilleadh

Future

PersonForm
Ituillfidh mé
you (singular)tuillfidh tú
he / shetuillfidh sé
wetuillfimid
you (plural)tuillfidh sibh
theytuillfidh siad
autonomoustuillfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithuillfinn
you (singular)thuillfeá
he / shethuillfeadh sé
wethuillfimis
you (plural)thuillfeadh sibh
theythuillfidís
autonomousthuillfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Ituillim
you (singular)tuill
he / shetuilleadh sé
wetuillimis
you (plural)tuilligí
theytuillidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge