Irregular

Complete conjugation guide to the 11 irregular Irish verbs (bí, abair, beir, clois, déan, faigh, feic, ith, tabhair, tar, téigh) across all tenses.

  1. ArticleAbair (to say)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb abair (to say) across all tenses: past (dúirt), present (deir), future (déarfaidh), conditional (déarfadh), and verbal noun (rá).
  2. ArticleBeir (to carry)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb beir (to carry / catch / bear): past (rug), present (beireann), future (béarfaidh), verbal noun (breith), and idioms.
  3. ArticleBí (to be)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb bí (to be) across all tenses: tá, fuil, bhí, raibh, beidh, habitual present (bíonn), conditional (bheadh), and verbal noun (bheith).
  4. ArticleBí: Dialect FormsA reference for the non-standard and dialectal conjugations of the verb 'bí' (to be), particularly those found in Munster Irish.
  5. ArticleClassification with BíLearn how to form classification sentences using the verb 'bí' with prepositions like 'i', 'ar', 'mar', and 'de', as an alternative to the copula.
  6. ArticleClois (to hear)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb clois / cluin (to hear) across all tenses: past (chuala / ar chuala), present (cloineann / cloiseann), and verbal noun (cloisteáil).
  7. ArticleCluin (to hear)Conjugation and usage of the Irish irregular verb 'cluin' (to hear), which is primarily used in Ulster Irish.
  8. ArticleDéan (to do, to make)Complete conjugation of the irregular Irish verb déan (to do / make) across all tenses: past (rinne / dearna), present (déanann), future (déanfaidh), and verbal noun (déanamh).
  9. ArticleFaigh (to get, to find)Complete conjugation of the irregular Irish verb faigh (to get / find) across all tenses: past (fuair), present (faigheann), future (gheobhaidh), and verbal noun (fáil).
  10. ArticleFeic (to see)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb feic (to see) across all tenses: past (chonaic / faca), present (feiceann), future (feicfidh), and verbal noun (feiceáil).
  11. ArticleIth (to eat)Learn how to conjugate the irregular Irish verb 'ith', meaning 'to eat', across all major tenses and moods.
  12. ArticleTabhair (to give)A complete guide to the conjugation of the irregular Irish verb 'tabhair' (to give), including all tenses, moods, and dialectal forms.
  13. ArticleTar (to come)Complete guide to the irregular Irish verb tar (to come) across all tenses: past (tháinig), present (tagann), future (tiocfaidh), conditional (tiocfadh), and verbal noun (teacht).
  14. ArticleTéigh (to go)Complete conjugation of the irregular Irish verb téigh (to go) across all tenses: past (chuaigh), present (téann), future (rachaidh), conditional, and verbal noun (dul).