Irish verb

urghair

prohibit

urghair is a Irish verb meaning “prohibit”. Its verbal noun is urghaire.

Verbal noun: urghaire

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

Present

PersonForm
Iurghairim
you (singular)urghaireann tú
he / sheurghaireann sé
weurghairimid
you (plural)urghaireann sibh
theyurghaireann siad
autonomousurghairtear

Past

PersonForm
Id'urghair mé
you (singular)d'urghair tú
he / shed'urghair sé
wed'urghaireamar
you (plural)d'urghair sibh
theyd'urghair siad
autonomousurghaireadh

Future

PersonForm
Iurghairfidh mé
you (singular)urghairfidh tú
he / sheurghairfidh sé
weurghairfimid
you (plural)urghairfidh sibh
theyurghairfidh siad
autonomousurghairfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'urghairfinn
you (singular)d'urghairfeá
he / shed'urghairfeadh sé
wed'urghairfimis
you (plural)d'urghairfeadh sibh
theyd'urghairfidís
autonomousd'urghairfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iurghairim
you (singular)urghair
he / sheurghaireadh sé
weurghairimis
you (plural)urghairigí
theyurghairidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge