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Irish verb
cáin
Definition
condemn
,
criticize
,
fine
,
levy
,
penalize
,
slam
,
tax
Verbal Adjective
cáinte
condemned
,
criticized
,
fined
,
levied
,
penalized
,
slammed
,
taxed
Verbal Noun
ag
cáineadh
condemning
,
criticizing
,
fining
,
levying
,
penalizing
,
slamming
,
taxing
Verb Conjugation
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
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