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Irish word

mbeadh

analytic past subjunctive

verbmasculine/mʲɛə̯x/

mbeadh means “analytic past subjunctive” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /mʲɛə̯x/.

Definitions

  • analytic conditional dependent

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formmbeadh
Séimhiúmhbeadh

mbeadh in context

Dá mbeadh airgead agam, cheannóinn ticéid don cheolchoirm.

If I had money, I would buy tickets for the concert.

B2

Cén fáth a mbeadh Tom ag iarraidh Mary a ghortú?

Why would Tom want to hurt Mary?

B1

Ghlaoigh Tomás ar a bhean chéile chun insint di go mbeadh sé déanach.

Tom called his wife to tell her he'd be late.

B1

Ghlaoigh Tomás ar a bhean chéile chun a rá go mbeadh sé déanach.

Tom called his wife to say he'd be late.

B1

Ba cheart go mbeadh Tomás in ann snámh trasna na habhann.

Tom should be able to swim across the river.

C1

Topics

Time

Related Irish words

tosaigh

to begin

críochnaigh

finish

níos

more

lean

to follow

fan

to wait

deir

says

mair

live

cinnte

certain, sure

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