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Irish
Etymology
From leas (“benefit”) + -igh
Pronunciation
Verb
leasaigh (present analytic leasaíonn, future analytic leasóidh, verbal noun leasú, past participle leasaithe)
- to amend, reform, improve
- to cure, preserve (of food)
- to dress, curry (of hides, etc.)
- (cooking) to season, flavor
- (agriculture) to dress, manure, fertilize
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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leasaím
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leasaíonn tú; leasaír†
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leasaíonn sé, sí
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leasaímid; leasaíonn muid
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leasaíonn sibh
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leasaíonn siad; leasaíd†
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a leasaíonn; a leasaíos
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leasaítear
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past
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leasaigh mé; leasaíos
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leasaigh tú; leasaís
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leasaigh sé, sí
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leasaíomar; leasaigh muid
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leasaigh sibh; leasaíobhair
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leasaigh siad; leasaíodar
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a leasaigh / ar leasaigh*
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leasaíodh
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past habitual
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leasaínn
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leasaíteá
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leasaíodh sé, sí
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leasaímis; leasaíodh muid
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leasaíodh sibh
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leasaídís; leasaíodh siad
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a leasaíodh / a leasaíodh*
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leasaítí
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future
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leasóidh mé; leasód; leasóchaidh mé†
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leasóidh tú; leasóir†; leasóchaidh tú†
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leasóidh sé, sí; leasóchaidh sé, sí†
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leasóimid; leasóidh muid; leasóchaimid†; leasóchaidh muid†
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leasóidh sibh; leasóchaidh sibh†
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leasóidh siad; leasóid†; leasóchaidh siad†
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a leasóidh; a leasós; a leasóchaidh†; a leasóchas†
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leasófar; leasóchar†
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conditional
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leasóinn; leasóchainn†
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leasófá; leasóchthá†
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leasódh sé, sí; leasóchadh sé, sí†
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leasóimis; leasódh muid; leasóchaimis†; leasóchadh muid†
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leasódh sibh; leasóchadh sibh†
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leasóidís; leasódh siad; leasóchadh siad†
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a leasódh; a leasóchadh† / a leasódh*; a leasóchadh*†
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leasófaí; leasóchthaí†
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subjunctive
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present
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go leasaí mé; go leasaíod†
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go leasaí tú; go leasaír†
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go leasaí sé, sí
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go leasaímid; go leasaí muid
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go leasaí sibh
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go leasaí siad; go leasaíd†
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—
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go leasaítear
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past
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dá leasaínn
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dá leasaíteá
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dá leasaíodh sé, sí
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dá leasaímis; dá leasaíodh muid
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dá leasaíodh sibh
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dá leasaídís; dá leasaíodh siad
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—
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dá leasaítí
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imperative
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leasaím
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leasaigh
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leasaíodh sé, sí
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leasaímis
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leasaígí; leasaídh†
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leasaídís
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—
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leasaítear
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verbal noun
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leasú
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past participle
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leasaithe
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* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form
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