reath

reath

Irish

Pronunciation

Verb

reath (present analytic reathann, future analytic reathfaidh, verbal noun reathaidh, past participle reata)

  1. Ulster form of rith (to run)

Conjugation

Conjugation of reath (first conjugation – A)
indicative singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
present reathaim reathann tú;
reathair
reathann sé, sí reathaimid; reathann muid reathann sibh reathann siad;
reathaid
a reathann; a reathas reatar
past reath mé; reathas reath tú; reathais reath sé, sí reathamar; reath muid reath sibh; reathabhair reath siad; reathadar a reath reathadh
past habitual reathainn reatá reathadh sé, sí reathaimis; reathadh muid reathadh sibh reathaidís; reathadh siad a reathadh reataí
singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
future reathfaidh mé;
reathfad
reathfaidh tú;
reathfair
reathfaidh sé, sí reathfaimid;
reathfaidh muid
reathfaidh sibh reathfaidh siad;
reathfaid
a reathfaidh; a reathfas reathfar
conditional reathfainn reathfá reathfadh sé, sí reathfaimis; reathfadh muid reathfadh sibh reathfaidís; reathfadh siad a reathfadh reathfaí
subjunctive singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
present go reatha mé;
go reathad
go reatha tú;
go reathair
go reatha sé, sí go reathaimid;
go reatha muid
go reatha sibh go reatha siad;
go reathaid
go reatar
past reathainn reatá reathadh sé, sí reathaimis;
reathadh muid
reathadh sibh reathaidís;
reathadh siad
reataí
imperative singular plural direct relative autonomous
first second third first second third
reathaim reath reathadh sé, sí reathaimis reathaigí;
reathaidh
reathaidís reatar
past participle reata
verbal noun reathaidh

archaic or dialect form
dependent form

References

  1. ^ Quiggin, E. C. (1906), A Dialect of Donegal, Cambridge University Press, page 244