reath

Irish

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ɾˠa(h)/

Verb

reath (present analytic reathann, future analytic reathfaidh, verbal noun rith, past participle rite)

  1. Ulster form of rith (“to run”)

Conjugation

conjugation of reath (first conjugation – A)
verbal noun rith
past participle reata
tense singular plural relative autonomous
first second third first second third
indicative
present reathaim reathann tú;
reathair† 		reathann sé, sí reathaimid 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 /
ar reath* 		reathadh
past habitual reathainn reatá reathadh sé, sí reathaimis; reathadh muid reathadh sibh reathaidís; reathadh siad a reathadh /
a reathadh* 		reataí
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 /
a reathfadh* 		reathfaí
subjunctive
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 dá reathainn dá reatá dá reathadh sé, sí dá reathaimis;
dá reathadh muid 		dá reathadh sibh dá reathaidís;
dá reathadh siad 		— dá reataí
imperative
– reathaim reath reathadh sé, sí reathaimis reathaigí;
reathaidh† 		reathaidís — reatar

* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form

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