Irish verb

tíolaic

to convey

tíolaic is a Irish verb meaning “to convey”. Its verbal noun is tíolacadh.

Verbal noun: tíolacadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Itíolacaim
you (singular)tíolacann tú
he / shetíolacann sé
wetíolacaimid
you (plural)tíolacann sibh
theytíolacann siad
autonomoustíolactar

Past

PersonForm
Ithíolaic mé
you (singular)thíolaic tú
he / shethíolaic sé
wethíolacamar
you (plural)thíolaic sibh
theythíolaic siad
autonomoustíolacadh

Future

PersonForm
Itíolacfaidh mé
you (singular)tíolacfaidh tú
he / shetíolacfaidh sé
wetíolacfaimid
you (plural)tíolacfaidh sibh
theytíolacfaidh siad
autonomoustíolacfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithíolacfainn
you (singular)thíolacfá
he / shethíolacfadh sé
wethíolacfaimis
you (plural)thíolacfadh sibh
theythíolacfaidís
autonomousthíolacfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itíolacaim
you (singular)tíolaic
he / shetíolacadh sé
wetíolacaimis
you (plural)tíolacaigí
theytíolacaidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge