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Irish
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
From Old Irish treb ( “ house, farm, homestead, tribe ” ) .[ 1] Cognate to Welsh tref ( “ town; home ” ) . The meaning “ tribe ” is perhaps due to influence from Latin tribus .
Noun
treabh f (genitive singular treibhe , nominative plural treibheanna )
house , homestead , farmstead
household , family ; tribe , race
Declension
Etymology 2
From Old Irish trebaid ( “ to occupy, inhabit; cultivate, plough ” ) , from treb ( “ house, farm, homestead ” ) .
Verb
treabh (present analytic treabhann , future analytic treabhfaidh , verbal noun treabhadh , past participle treafa )
( transitive , intransitive ) to plough , to plough through
Conjugation
singular
plural
relative
autonomous
first
second
third
first
second
third
indicative
present
treabhaim
treabhann tú; treabhair †
treabhann sé, sí
treabhaimid
treabhann sibh
treabhann siad; treabhaid †
a threabhann ; a threabhas / a dtreabhann *
treabhtar
past
threabh mé; threabhas
threabh tú; threabhais
threabh sé, sí
threabhamar ; threabh muid
threabh sibh; threabhabhair
threabh siad; threabhadar
a threabh / ar threabh *
treabhadh
past habitual
threabhainn / dtreabhainn ‡‡
threabhtá / dtreabhtá ‡‡
threabhadh sé, sí / dtreabhadh sé, s퇇
threabhaimis ; threabhadh muid / dtreabhaimis ‡‡; dtreabhadh muid‡‡
threabhadh sibh / dtreabhadh sibh‡‡
threabhaidís ; threabhadh siad / dtreabhaidís ‡‡; dtreabhadh siad‡‡
a threabhadh / a dtreabhadh *
threabhtaí / dtreabhtaí ‡‡
future
treabhfaidh mé; treabhfad
treabhfaidh tú; treabhfair †
treabhfaidh sé, sí
treabhfaimid ; treabhfaidh muid
treabhfaidh sibh
treabhfaidh siad; treabhfaid †
a threabhfaidh ; a threabhfas / a dtreabhfaidh *
treabhfar
conditional
threabhfainn / dtreabhfainn ‡‡
threabhfá / dtreabhfá ‡‡
threabhfadh sé, sí / dtreabhfadh sé, s퇇
threabhfaimis ; threabhfadh muid / dtreabhfaimis ‡‡; dtreabhfadh muid‡‡
threabhfadh sibh / dtreabhfadh sibh‡‡
threabhfaidís ; threabhfadh siad / dtreabhfaidís ‡‡; dtreabhfadh siad‡‡
a threabhfadh / a dtreabhfadh *
threabhfaí / dtreabhfaí ‡‡
subjunctive
present
go dtreabha mé; go dtreabhad †
go dtreabha tú; go dtreabhair †
go dtreabha sé, sí
go dtreabhaimid ; go dtreabha muid
go dtreabha sibh
go dtreabha siad; go dtreabhaid †
—
go dtreabhtar
past
dá dtreabhainn
dá dtreabhtá
dá dtreabhadh sé, sí
dá dtreabhaimis ; dá dtreabhadh muid
dá dtreabhadh sibh
dá dtreabhaidís ; dá dtreabhadh siad
—
dá dtreabhtaí
imperative
treabhaim
treabh
treabhadh sé, sí
treabhaimis
treabhaigí ; treabhaidh †
treabhaidís
—
treabhtar
verbal noun
treabhadh
past participle
treafa
* indirect relative † archaic or dialect form ‡‡ dependent form used with particles that trigger eclipsis
Derived terms
Mutation
Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Modern Irish. All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.
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