Thiocfadh leat a mhaíomh ar ndóigh, go...
You could of course claim that...
A2
Irish word
thiocfadh
analytic conditional independent of tar
verbmasculine/ˈhukəx/
thiocfadh means “analytic conditional independent of tar” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈhukəx/.
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | thiocfadh |
| Séimhiú | thhiocfadh |
| Urú | dthiocfadh |
thiocfadh in context
Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo shagart nuair a thiocfadh ann domh.
I'd like to be a priest when I grow up.
C1
Thiocfadh leat a chur díot rud beag ní ba síodúla ná mar a rinne tú.
You could have gotten rid of him a little more kindly than you did.
B2
Thiocfadh léi gáire a dhéanamh agus sin a mbeadh de.
She could have laughed and that would be it.
B1
Ní thiocfadh leis a ghabháil chun an bhaile ar phócaí folmha.
He could not come home with empty pockets.
B2
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