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The Present Tense

irish (Mé)

cáinim

english (Me)

I condemn, I criticize, I fine, I levy, I penalize, I slam, I tax

irish (Tú)

cáineann tú

english (You)

you condemn, you criticize, you fine, you levy, you penalize, you slam, you tax

irish (Sé)

cáineann sé

english (He)

he condemns, he criticizes, he fines, he levies, he penalizes, he slams, he taxes

irish (Sí)

cáineann sí

english (She)

she condemns, she criticizes, she fines, she levies, she penalizes, she slams, she taxes

irish (Muid)

cáinimid

english (We)

we condemn, we criticize, we fine, we levy, we penalize, we slam, we tax

irish (Sibh)

cáineann sibh

english (You)

you condemn, you criticize, you fine, you levy, you penalize, you slam, you tax

irish (Siad)

cáineann siad

english (They)

they condemn, they criticize, they fine, they levy, they penalize, they slam, they tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cáintear

english (Autonomous)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Diúltach)

ní cháineann sé

english (Negative)

he does not condemn, he does not criticize, he does not fine, he does not levy, he does not penalize, he does not slam, he does not tax

irish (Question)

an gcáineann sé?

english (Question)

does he condemn?, does he criticize?, does he fine?, does he levy?, does he penalize?, does he slam?, does he tax?

The Past Tense

irish (Mé)

cháin mé

english (Me)

I condemned, I criticized, I fined, I levied, I penalized, I slammed, I taxed

irish (Tú)

cháin tú

english (You)

you condemned, you criticized, you fined, you levied, you penalized, you slammed, you taxed

irish (Sé)

cháin sé

english (He)

he condemned, he criticized, he fined, he levied, he penalized, he slammed, he taxed

irish (Sí)

cháin sí

english (She)

she condemned, she criticized, she fined, she levied, she penalized, she slammed, she taxed

irish (Muid)

cháineamar

english (We)

we condemned, we criticized, we fined, we levied, we penalized, we slammed, we taxed

irish (Sibh)

cháin sibh

english (You)

you condemned, you criticized, you fined, you levied, you penalized, you slammed, you taxed

irish (Siad)

cháin siad

english (They)

they condemned, they criticized, they fined, they levied, they penalized, they slammed, they taxed

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cáineadh

english (Autonomous)

condemned, criticized, fined, levied, penalized, slammed, taxed

irish (Diúltach)

níor cháin sé

english (Negative)

he did not condemn, he did not criticize, he did not fine, he did not levy, he did not penalize, he did not slam, he did not tax

irish (Question)

ar cháin sé?

english (Question)

did he condemn?, did he criticize?, did he fine?, did he levy?, did he penalize?, did he slam?, did he tax?

The Future Tense

irish (Mé)

cáinfidh mé

english (Me)

I will condemn, I will criticize, I will fine, I will levy, I will penalize, I will slam, I will tax

irish (Tú)

cáinfidh tú

english (You)

you will condemn, you will criticize, you will fine, you will levy, you will penalize, you will slam, you will tax

irish (Sé)

cáinfidh sé

english (He)

he will condemn, he will criticize, he will fine, he will levy, he will penalize, he will slam, he will tax

irish (Sí)

cáinfidh sí

english (She)

she will condemn, she will criticize, she will fine, she will levy, she will penalize, she will slam, she will tax

irish (Muid)

cáinfimid

english (We)

we will condemn, we will criticize, we will fine, we will levy, we will penalize, we will slam, we will tax

irish (Sibh)

cáinfidh sibh

english (You)

you will condemn, you will criticize, you will fine, you will levy, you will penalize, you will slam, you will tax

irish (Siad)

cáinfidh siad

english (They)

they will condemn, they will criticize, they will fine, they will levy, they will penalize, they will slam, they will tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cáinfear

english (Autonomous)

will condemn, will criticize, will fine, will levy, will penalize, will slam, will tax

irish (Diúltach)

ní cháinfidh sé

english (Negative)

he will not condemn, he will not criticize, he will not fine, he will not levy, he will not penalize, he will not slam, he will not tax

irish (Question)

an gcáinfidh sé?

english (Question)

will he condemn?, will he criticize?, will he fine?, will he levy?, will he penalize?, will he slam?, will he tax?

The Past Habitual (Imperfect) Tense

irish (Mé)

cháininn

english (Me)

I used to condemn, I used to criticize, I used to fine, I used to levy, I used to penalize, I used to slam, I used to tax

irish (Tú)

cháinteá

english (You)

you used to condemn, you used to criticize, you used to fine, you used to levy, you used to penalize, you used to slam, you used to tax

irish (Sé)

cháineadh sé

english (He)

he used to condemn, he used to criticize, he used to fine, he used to levy, he used to penalize, he used to slam, he used to tax

irish (Sí)

cháineadh sí

english (She)

she used to condemn, she used to criticize, she used to fine, she used to levy, she used to penalize, she used to slam, she used to tax

irish (Muid)

cháinimis

english (We)

we used to condemn, we used to criticize, we used to fine, we used to levy, we used to penalize, we used to slam, we used to tax

irish (Sibh)

cháineadh sibh

english (You)

you used to condemn, you used to criticize, you used to fine, you used to levy, you used to penalize, you used to slam, you used to tax

irish (Siad)

cháinidís

english (They)

they used to condemn, they used to criticize, they used to fine, they used to levy, they used to penalize, they used to slam, they used to tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cháintí

english (Autonomous)

used to condemn, used to criticize, used to fine, used to levy, used to penalize, used to slam, used to tax

irish (Diúltach)

ní cháineadh sé

english (Negative)

he used to not condemn, he used to not criticize, he used to not fine, he used to not levy, he used to not penalize, he used to not slam, he used to not tax

irish (Question)

an gcáineadh sé?

english (Question)

did he used to condemn?, did he used to criticize?, did he used to fine?, did he used to levy?, did he used to penalize?, did he used to slam?, did he used to tax?

The Conditional Mood

irish (Mé)

cháinfinn

english (Me)

I would condemn, I would criticize, I would fine, I would levy, I would penalize, I would slam, I would tax

irish (Tú)

cháinfeá

english (You)

you would condemn, you would criticize, you would fine, you would levy, you would penalize, you would slam, you would tax

irish (Sé)

cháinfeadh sé

english (He)

he would condemn, he would criticize, he would fine, he would levy, he would penalize, he would slam, he would tax

irish (Sí)

cháinfeadh sí

english (She)

she would condemn, she would criticize, she would fine, she would levy, she would penalize, she would slam, she would tax

irish (Muid)

cháinfimis

english (We)

we would condemn, we would criticize, we would fine, we would levy, we would penalize, we would slam, we would tax

irish (Sibh)

cháinfeadh sibh

english (You)

you would condemn, you would criticize, you would fine, you would levy, you would penalize, you would slam, you would tax

irish (Siad)

cháinfidís

english (They)

they would condemn, they would criticize, they would fine, they would levy, they would penalize, they would slam, they would tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cháinfí

english (Autonomous)

would condemn, would criticize, would fine, would levy, would penalize, would slam, would tax

irish (Diúltach)

ní cháinfeadh sé

english (Negative)

he would not condemn, he would not criticize, he would not fine, he would not levy, he would not penalize, he would not slam, he would not tax

irish (Question)

an gcáinfeadh sé?

english (Question)

would he condemn?, would he criticize?, would he fine?, would he levy?, would he penalize?, would he slam?, would he tax?

The Present Subjunctive Mood

irish (Mé)

go gcáine mé

english (Me)

that I condemn; may I condemn, that I criticize; may I criticize, that I fine; may I fine, that I levy; may I levy, that I penalize; may I penalize, that I slam; may I slam, that I tax; may I tax

irish (Tú)

go gcáine tú

english (You)

that you condemn; may you condemn, that you criticize; may you criticize, that you fine; may you fine, that you levy; may you levy, that you penalize; may you penalize, that you slam; may you slam, that you tax; may you tax

irish (Sé)

go gcáine sé

english (He)

that he condemns; may he condemn, that he criticizes; may he criticize, that he fines; may he fine, that he levies; may he levy, that he penalizes; may he penalize, that he slams; may he slam, that he taxes; may he tax

irish (Sí)

go gcáine sí

english (She)

that she condemns; may she condemn, that she criticizes; may she criticize, that she fines; may she fine, that she levies; may she levy, that she penalizes; may she penalize, that she slams; may she slam, that she taxes; may she tax

irish (Muid)

go gcáinimid

english (We)

that we condemn; may we condemn, that we criticize; may we criticize, that we fine; may we fine, that we levy; may we levy, that we penalize; may we penalize, that we slam; may we slam, that we tax; may we tax

irish (Sibh)

go gcáine sibh

english (You)

that you condemn; may you condemn, that you criticize; may you criticize, that you fine; may you fine, that you levy; may you levy, that you penalize; may you penalize, that you slam; may you slam, that you tax; may you tax

irish (Siad)

go gcáine siad

english (They)

that they condemn; may they condemn, that they criticize; may they criticize, that they fine; may they fine, that they levy; may they levy, that they penalize; may they penalize, that they slam; may they slam, that they tax; may they tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

go gcáintear

english (Autonomous)

that condemn; may condemn, that criticize; may criticize, that fine; may fine, that levy; may levy, that penalize; may penalize, that slam; may slam, that tax; may tax

irish (Diúltach)

nár cháine sé

english (Negative)

that he does not condemn; may he not condemn, that he does not criticize; may he not criticize, that he does not fine; may he not fine, that he does not levy; may he not levy, that he does not penalize; may he not penalize, that he does not slam; may he not slam, that he does not tax; may he not tax

irish (Question)

an gcáine sé?

english (Question)

may he condemn?, may he criticize?, may he fine?, may he levy?, may he penalize?, may he slam?, may he tax?

The Imperative Mood

irish (Mé)

cáinim

english (Me)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Tú)

cáin

english (You)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Sé)

cáineadh sé

english (He)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Sí)

cáineadh sí

english (She)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Muid)

cáinimis

english (We)

let's condemn, let's criticize, let's fine, let's levy, let's penalize, let's slam, let's tax

irish (Sibh)

cáinigí

english (You)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Siad)

cáinidís

english (They)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Saorbhriathar)

cáintear

english (Autonomous)

condemn, criticize, fine, levy, penalize, slam, tax

irish (Diúltach)

ná cáin

english (Negative)

don't condemn, don't criticize, don't fine, don't levy, don't penalize, don't slam, don't tax