Irish verb

éagaoin

to lament

éagaoin is a Irish verb meaning “to lament”. Its verbal noun is éagaoineadh.

Verbal noun: éagaoineadh

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

Present

PersonForm
Iéagaoinim
you (singular)éagaoineann tú
he / sheéagaoineann sé
weéagaoinimid
you (plural)éagaoineann sibh
theyéagaoineann siad
autonomouséagaointear

Past

PersonForm
Id'éagaoin mé
you (singular)d'éagaoin tú
he / shed'éagaoin sé
wed'éagaoineamar
you (plural)d'éagaoin sibh
theyd'éagaoin siad
autonomouséagaoineadh

Future

PersonForm
Iéagaoinfidh mé
you (singular)éagaoinfidh tú
he / sheéagaoinfidh sé
weéagaoinfimid
you (plural)éagaoinfidh sibh
theyéagaoinfidh siad
autonomouséagaoinfear

Conditional

PersonForm
Id'éagaoinfinn
you (singular)d'éagaoinfeá
he / shed'éagaoinfeadh sé
wed'éagaoinfimis
you (plural)d'éagaoinfeadh sibh
theyd'éagaoinfidís
autonomousd'éagaoinfí

Imperative

PersonForm
Iéagaoinim
you (singular)éagaoin
he / sheéagaoineadh sé
weéagaoinimis
you (plural)éagaoinigí
theyéagaoinidís

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Native language name: Gaeilge