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Irish
Etymology
From Old Irish do·ingaib (“ward off; save; depart”).
Verb
diongaibh (present analytic diongbhann, future analytic diongabhfaidh, verbal noun diongbháil, past participle diongbháilte) (literary)
- to ward off, repel
- to cope with, be a match for
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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diongbhaim
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diongbhann tú; diongbhair†
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diongbhann sé, sí
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diongbhaimid
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diongbhann sibh
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diongbhann siad; diongbhaid†
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a dhiongbhann; a dhiongbhas / a ndiongbhann*
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diongabhtar
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past
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dhiongaibh mé; dhiongbhas
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dhiongaibh tú; dhiongbhais
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dhiongaibh sé, sí
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dhiongbhamar; dhiongaibh muid
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dhiongaibh sibh; dhiongbhabhair
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dhiongaibh siad; dhiongbhadar
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a dhiongaibh / ar dhiongaibh*
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diongbhadh
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past habitual
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dhiongbhainn / ndiongbhainn‡‡
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dhiongabhtá / ndiongabhtᇇ
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dhiongbhadh sé, sí / ndiongbhadh sé, s퇇
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dhiongbhaimis; dhiongbhadh muid / ndiongbhaimis‡‡; ndiongbhadh muid‡‡
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dhiongbhadh sibh / ndiongbhadh sibh‡‡
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dhiongbhaidís; dhiongbhadh siad / ndiongbhaidís‡‡; ndiongbhadh siad‡‡
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a dhiongbhadh / a ndiongbhadh*
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dhiongabhtaí / ndiongabhta퇇
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future
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diongabhfaidh mé; diongabhfad
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diongabhfaidh tú; diongabhfair†
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diongabhfaidh sé, sí
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diongabhfaimid; diongabhfaidh muid
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diongabhfaidh sibh
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diongabhfaidh siad; diongabhfaid†
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a dhiongabhfaidh; a dhiongabhfas / a ndiongabhfaidh*
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diongabhfar
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conditional
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dhiongabhfainn / ndiongabhfainn‡‡
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dhiongabhfá / ndiongabhfᇇ
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dhiongabhfadh sé, sí / ndiongabhfadh sé, s퇇
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dhiongabhfaimis; dhiongabhfadh muid / ndiongabhfaimis‡‡; ndiongabhfadh muid‡‡
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dhiongabhfadh sibh / ndiongabhfadh sibh‡‡
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dhiongabhfaidís; dhiongabhfadh siad / ndiongabhfaidís‡‡; ndiongabhfadh siad‡‡
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a dhiongabhfadh / a ndiongabhfadh*
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dhiongabhfaí / ndiongabhfa퇇
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subjunctive
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present
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go ndiongbha mé; go ndiongbhad†
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go ndiongbha tú; go ndiongbhair†
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go ndiongbha sé, sí
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go ndiongbhaimid; go ndiongbha muid
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go ndiongbha sibh
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go ndiongbha siad; go ndiongbhaid†
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—
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go ndiongabhtar
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past
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dá ndiongbhainn
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dá ndiongabhtá
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dá ndiongbhadh sé, sí
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dá ndiongbhaimis; dá ndiongbhadh muid
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dá ndiongbhadh sibh
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dá ndiongbhaidís; dá ndiongbhadh siad
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—
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dá ndiongabhtaí
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imperative
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diongbhaim
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diongaibh
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diongbhadh sé, sí
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diongbhaimis
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diongbhaigí; diongbhaidh†
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diongbhaidís
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—
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diongabhtar
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verbal noun
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diongbháil
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past participle
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diongbháilte
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*indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form
‡‡ dependent form used with particles that trigger eclipsis
Mutation
Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Modern Irish.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.