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Irish
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin *con(di)sputātiō, from con- + disputātiō (“arguing, reasoning, discussing, debating; argument, debate, dispute”).
Noun
conspóid f (genitive singular conspóide, nominative plural conspóidí)
- argument, dispute; contention, controversy
Declension
Verb
conspóid (present analytic conspóideann, future analytic conspóidfidh, verbal noun conspóideadh, past participle conspóidte)
- argue, dispute; contest
Conjugation
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singular
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plural
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relative
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autonomous
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first
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second
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third
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first
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second
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third
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indicative
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present
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conspóidim
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conspóideann tú; conspóidir†
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conspóideann sé, sí
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conspóidimid
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conspóideann sibh
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conspóideann siad; conspóidid†
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a chonspóideann; a chonspóideas / a gconspóideann*
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conspóidtear
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past
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chonspóid mé; chonspóideas
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chonspóid tú; chonspóidis
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chonspóid sé, sí
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chonspóideamar; chonspóid muid
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chonspóid sibh; chonspóideabhair
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chonspóid siad; chonspóideadar
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a chonspóid / ar chonspóid*
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conspóideadh
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past habitual
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chonspóidinn / gconspóidinn‡‡
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chonspóidteá / gconspóidteᇇ
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chonspóideadh sé, sí / gconspóideadh sé, s퇇
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chonspóidimis; chonspóideadh muid / gconspóidimis‡‡; gconspóideadh muid‡‡
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chonspóideadh sibh / gconspóideadh sibh‡‡
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chonspóididís; chonspóideadh siad / gconspóididís‡‡; gconspóideadh siad‡‡
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a chonspóideadh / a gconspóideadh*
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chonspóidtí / gconspóidt퇇
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future
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conspóidfidh mé; conspóidfead
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conspóidfidh tú; conspóidfir†
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conspóidfidh sé, sí
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conspóidfimid; conspóidfidh muid
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conspóidfidh sibh
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conspóidfidh siad; conspóidfid†
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a chonspóidfidh; a chonspóidfeas / a gconspóidfidh*
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conspóidfear
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conditional
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chonspóidfinn / gconspóidfinn‡‡
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chonspóidfeá / gconspóidfeᇇ
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chonspóidfeadh sé, sí / gconspóidfeadh sé, s퇇
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chonspóidfimis; chonspóidfeadh muid / gconspóidfimis‡‡; gconspóidfeadh muid‡‡
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chonspóidfeadh sibh / gconspóidfeadh sibh‡‡
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chonspóidfidís; chonspóidfeadh siad / gconspóidfidís‡‡; gconspóidfeadh siad‡‡
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a chonspóidfeadh / a gconspóidfeadh*
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chonspóidfí / gconspóidf퇇
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subjunctive
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present
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go gconspóide mé; go gconspóidead†
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go gconspóide tú; go gconspóidir†
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go gconspóide sé, sí
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go gconspóidimid; go gconspóide muid
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go gconspóide sibh
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go gconspóide siad; go gconspóidid†
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—
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go gconspóidtear
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past
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dá gconspóidinn
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dá gconspóidteá
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dá gconspóideadh sé, sí
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dá gconspóidimis; dá gconspóideadh muid
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dá gconspóideadh sibh
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dá gconspóididís; dá gconspóideadh siad
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—
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dá gconspóidtí
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imperative
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conspóidim
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conspóid
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conspóideadh sé, sí
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conspóidimis
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conspóidigí; conspóididh†
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conspóididís
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conspóidtear
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verbal noun
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conspóideadh
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past participle
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conspóidte
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* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form
‡‡ dependent form used with particles that trigger eclipsis
Mutation
Irish mutation
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Radical
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Lenition
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Eclipsis
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conspóid
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chonspóid
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gconspóid
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Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.
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References