Irish verb

tóg

to raise

tóg is a Irish verb meaning “to raise”. Its verbal noun is tógáil.

Verbal noun: tógáil

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

Present

PersonForm
Itógaim
you (singular)tógann tú
he / shetógann sé
wetógaimid
you (plural)tógann sibh
theytógann siad
autonomoustógtar

Past

PersonForm
Ithóg mé
you (singular)thóg tú
he / shethóg sé
wethógamar
you (plural)thóg sibh
theythóg siad
autonomoustógadh

Future

PersonForm
Itógfaidh mé
you (singular)tógfaidh tú
he / shetógfaidh sé
wetógfaimid
you (plural)tógfaidh sibh
theytógfaidh siad
autonomoustógfar

Conditional

PersonForm
Ithógfainn
you (singular)thógfá
he / shethógfadh sé
wethógfaimis
you (plural)thógfadh sibh
theythógfaidís
autonomousthógfaí

Imperative

PersonForm
Itógaim
you (singular)tóg
he / shetógadh sé
wetógaimis
you (plural)tógaigí
theytógaidís

tóg in context

Tóg as an mhála é.

Take it out of the bag.

Tóg den chathaoir é.

Take it off the chair.

Tóg treo i leith an chósta.

Take bearings for the coast.

Oscail an doras, a Thomáis, agus tóg amach an buidéal.

Open the door, Thomas, and take out a bottle.

Slán agat, a Éanna. Tóg go bog é!

Goodbye, Éanna. Take it easy!

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Native language name: Gaeilge