Conjugated

Comprehensive guide to conjugated prepositions (prepositional pronouns) in Irish: ag, ar, le, do, de, ó, chuig, faoi, roimh, and more.

  1. ArticleAg (at, by)A guide to the Irish preposition 'ag', meaning 'at' or 'by'. This page covers its conjugated forms, the mutations it causes, and its many uses, including possession and the progressive aspect.
  2. ArticleAr (on)Guide to the Irish preposition 'ar' (on): conjugated forms (orm, ort, air, uirthi, orainn, oraibh, orthu), mutations, emotions, and idiom usage.
  3. ArticleAs (from, out of)A guide to the Irish preposition 'as', meaning 'out of' or 'from'. Learn its conjugated forms, the mutations it causes, and its many common uses.
  4. ArticleChuig/Chun (to, towards)Guide to the Irish prepositions chuig and chun (to, towards): conjugated forms (chugam, chugat, chuige, chuici, chugainn, chugaibh, chucu), case differences, and usage.
  5. ArticleDe (from, of)Guide to the Irish preposition 'de' (from, of): conjugated forms (díom, díot, de, dhi, dínn, díbh, díobh), dative case, partitives, and comparison.
  6. ArticleDo (to, for)How to use the Irish preposition 'do' (to, for), including its conjugated forms, mutations, and common uses.
  7. ArticleFaoi (under, about)Guide to the Irish preposition 'faoi' (under, about): conjugated forms (fúm, fút, faoi, fúithi, fúinn, fúibh, fúthu), mutations, idioms (faoi deara), and usage.
  8. ArticleFara (beside)The Irish preposition 'fara' means 'together with' or 'beside'. Learn how it combines with pronouns and articles, and its various uses.
  9. ArticleI (in)The preposition 'i' means 'in' and is used to talk about location, time, and states of being. It causes eclipsis and combines with pronouns and the article.
  10. ArticleIdir (between)How to use the Irish preposition 'idir' (between, among), including its mutation rules and conjugated forms.
  11. ArticleIonsar (to, towards)Learn how to use the Irish preposition 'ionsar' (to, towards), including its forms, mutations, and usage, which is most common in Ulster Irish.
  12. ArticleLe (with)The preposition 'le' primarily means 'with' in Irish. It is used to show accompaniment, possession, and in many common idiomatic expressions.
  13. ArticleÓ (from, since)How to use the Irish preposition ó, meaning 'from' or 'since', including its conjugated forms and the mutations it causes.
  14. ArticleRoimh (before)How to use the Irish preposition 'roimh' (before), including its conjugated forms, the mutations it causes, and common idiomatic uses.
  15. ArticleThar (over, past, beyond)How to use the Irish preposition 'thar' (past, over, beyond), including its mutations, pronoun forms, and usage in comparisons.
  16. ArticleTrí (through)Learn how to use the Irish preposition 'trí' (through), including its conjugated forms, the mutations it causes, and its various meanings.
  17. ArticleUm (about, around)Learn how to use the Irish preposition 'um', meaning 'around' or 'about', including its forms with pronouns and the mutations it causes.