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English verb welcome
Definition
Verbal Adjective
welcomed
 
Verbal Noun
welcoming
 
Verb Conjugation
 
The Present Tense
english (Me)
I welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
you welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
he welcomes
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
she welcomes
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
we welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
you welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
they welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
he does not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
does he welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Past Tense
english (Me)
I welcomed
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
you welcomed
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
he welcomed
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
she welcomed
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
we welcomed
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
you welcomed
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
they welcomed
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
welcomed
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
he did not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
did he welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Future Tense
english (Me)
I will welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
you will welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
he will welcome
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
she will welcome
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
we will welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
you will welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
they will welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
will welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
he will not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
will he welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Past Habitual (Imperfect) Tense
english (Me)
I used to welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
you used to welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
he used to welcome
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
she used to welcome
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
we used to welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
you used to welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
they used to welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
used to welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
he used to not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
did he used to welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Conditional Mood
english (Me)
I would welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
you would welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
he would welcome
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
she would welcome
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
we would welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
you would welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
they would welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
would welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
he would not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
would he welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Present Subjunctive Mood
english (Me)
that I welcome; may I welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
that you welcome; may you welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
that he welcomes; may he welcome
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
that she welcomes; may she welcome
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
that we welcome; may we welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
that you welcome; may you welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
that they welcome; may they welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
that welcome; may welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
that he does not welcome; may he not welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
english (Ceisteach)
may he welcome?
irish (Question)
 
 
The Imperative Mood
english (Me)
welcome
irish (Mé)
 
english (You)
welcome
irish (Tú)
 
english (He)
welcome
irish (Sé)
 
english (She)
welcome
irish (Sí)
 
english (We)
let's welcome
irish (Muid)
 
english (You)
welcome
irish (Sibh)
 
english (They)
welcome
irish (Siad)
 
english (Autonomous)
welcome
irish (Saorbhriathar)
 
english (Negative)
don't welcome
irish (Diúltach)
 
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