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The Present Tense

irish (Mé)

ciapaim

english (Me)

I annoy, I besiege, I harass, I hound, I plague, I tease

irish (Tú)

ciapann tú

english (You)

you annoy, you besiege, you harass, you hound, you plague, you tease

irish (Sé)

ciapann sé

english (He)

he annoys, he besieges, he harasses, he hounds, he plagues, he teases

irish (Sí)

ciapann sí

english (She)

she annoys, she besieges, she harasses, she hounds, she plagues, she teases

irish (Muid)

ciapaimid

english (We)

we annoy, we besiege, we harass, we hound, we plague, we tease

irish (Sibh)

ciapann sibh

english (You)

you annoy, you besiege, you harass, you hound, you plague, you tease

irish (Siad)

ciapann siad

english (They)

they annoy, they besiege, they harass, they hound, they plague, they tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

ciaptar

english (Autonomous)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Diúltach)

ní chiapann sé

english (Negative)

he does not annoy, he does not besiege, he does not harass, he does not hound, he does not plague, he does not tease

irish (Question)

an gciapann sé?

english (Question)

does he annoy?, does he besiege?, does he harass?, does he hound?, does he plague?, does he tease?

The Past Tense

irish (Mé)

chiap mé

english (Me)

I annoyed, I besieged, I harassed, I hounded, I plagued, I teased

irish (Tú)

chiap tú

english (You)

you annoyed, you besieged, you harassed, you hounded, you plagued, you teased

irish (Sé)

chiap sé

english (He)

he annoyed, he besieged, he harassed, he hounded, he plagued, he teased

irish (Sí)

chiap sí

english (She)

she annoyed, she besieged, she harassed, she hounded, she plagued, she teased

irish (Muid)

chiapamar

english (We)

we annoyed, we besieged, we harassed, we hounded, we plagued, we teased

irish (Sibh)

chiap sibh

english (You)

you annoyed, you besieged, you harassed, you hounded, you plagued, you teased

irish (Siad)

chiap siad

english (They)

they annoyed, they besieged, they harassed, they hounded, they plagued, they teased

irish (Saorbhriathar)

ciapadh

english (Autonomous)

annoyed, besieged, harassed, hounded, plagued, teased

irish (Diúltach)

níor chiap sé

english (Negative)

he did not annoy, he did not besiege, he did not harass, he did not hound, he did not plague, he did not tease

irish (Question)

ar chiap sé?

english (Question)

did he annoy?, did he besiege?, did he harass?, did he hound?, did he plague?, did he tease?

The Future Tense

irish (Mé)

ciapfaidh mé

english (Me)

I will annoy, I will besiege, I will harass, I will hound, I will plague, I will tease

irish (Tú)

ciapfaidh tú

english (You)

you will annoy, you will besiege, you will harass, you will hound, you will plague, you will tease

irish (Sé)

ciapfaidh sé

english (He)

he will annoy, he will besiege, he will harass, he will hound, he will plague, he will tease

irish (Sí)

ciapfaidh sí

english (She)

she will annoy, she will besiege, she will harass, she will hound, she will plague, she will tease

irish (Muid)

ciapfaimid

english (We)

we will annoy, we will besiege, we will harass, we will hound, we will plague, we will tease

irish (Sibh)

ciapfaidh sibh

english (You)

you will annoy, you will besiege, you will harass, you will hound, you will plague, you will tease

irish (Siad)

ciapfaidh siad

english (They)

they will annoy, they will besiege, they will harass, they will hound, they will plague, they will tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

ciapfar

english (Autonomous)

will annoy, will besiege, will harass, will hound, will plague, will tease

irish (Diúltach)

ní chiapfaidh sé

english (Negative)

he will not annoy, he will not besiege, he will not harass, he will not hound, he will not plague, he will not tease

irish (Question)

an gciapfaidh sé?

english (Question)

will he annoy?, will he besiege?, will he harass?, will he hound?, will he plague?, will he tease?

The Past Habitual (Imperfect) Tense

irish (Mé)

ciapainn

english (Me)

I used to annoy, I used to besiege, I used to harass, I used to hound, I used to plague, I used to tease

irish (Tú)

ciaptá

english (You)

you used to annoy, you used to besiege, you used to harass, you used to hound, you used to plague, you used to tease

irish (Sé)

ciapadh sé

english (He)

he used to annoy, he used to besiege, he used to harass, he used to hound, he used to plague, he used to tease

irish (Sí)

ciapadh sí

english (She)

she used to annoy, she used to besiege, she used to harass, she used to hound, she used to plague, she used to tease

irish (Muid)

ciapaimis

english (We)

we used to annoy, we used to besiege, we used to harass, we used to hound, we used to plague, we used to tease

irish (Sibh)

ciapadh sibh

english (You)

you used to annoy, you used to besiege, you used to harass, you used to hound, you used to plague, you used to tease

irish (Siad)

ciapaidís

english (They)

they used to annoy, they used to besiege, they used to harass, they used to hound, they used to plague, they used to tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

ciaptaí

english (Autonomous)

used to annoy, used to besiege, used to harass, used to hound, used to plague, used to tease

irish (Diúltach)

ní chiapadh sé

english (Negative)

he used to not annoy, he used to not besiege, he used to not harass, he used to not hound, he used to not plague, he used to not tease

irish (Question)

an gciapadh sé?

english (Question)

did he used to annoy?, did he used to besiege?, did he used to harass?, did he used to hound?, did he used to plague?, did he used to tease?

The Conditional Mood

irish (Mé)

chiapfainn

english (Me)

I would annoy, I would besiege, I would harass, I would hound, I would plague, I would tease

irish (Tú)

chiapfá

english (You)

you would annoy, you would besiege, you would harass, you would hound, you would plague, you would tease

irish (Sé)

chiapfadh sé

english (He)

he would annoy, he would besiege, he would harass, he would hound, he would plague, he would tease

irish (Sí)

chiapfadh sí

english (She)

she would annoy, she would besiege, she would harass, she would hound, she would plague, she would tease

irish (Muid)

chiapfaimis

english (We)

we would annoy, we would besiege, we would harass, we would hound, we would plague, we would tease

irish (Sibh)

chiapfadh sibh

english (You)

you would annoy, you would besiege, you would harass, you would hound, you would plague, you would tease

irish (Siad)

chiapfaidís

english (They)

they would annoy, they would besiege, they would harass, they would hound, they would plague, they would tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

chiapfaí

english (Autonomous)

would annoy, would besiege, would harass, would hound, would plague, would tease

irish (Diúltach)

ní chiapfadh sé

english (Negative)

he would not annoy, he would not besiege, he would not harass, he would not hound, he would not plague, he would not tease

irish (Question)

an gciapfadh sé?

english (Question)

would he annoy?, would he besiege?, would he harass?, would he hound?, would he plague?, would he tease?

The Present Subjunctive Mood

irish (Mé)

go gciapa mé

english (Me)

that I annoy; may I annoy, that I besiege; may I besiege, that I harass; may I harass, that I hound; may I hound, that I plague; may I plague, that I tease; may I tease

irish (Tú)

go gciapa tú

english (You)

that you annoy; may you annoy, that you besiege; may you besiege, that you harass; may you harass, that you hound; may you hound, that you plague; may you plague, that you tease; may you tease

irish (Sé)

go gciapa sé

english (He)

that he annoys; may he annoy, that he besieges; may he besiege, that he harasses; may he harass, that he hounds; may he hound, that he plagues; may he plague, that he teases; may he tease

irish (Sí)

go gciapa sí

english (She)

that she annoys; may she annoy, that she besieges; may she besiege, that she harasses; may she harass, that she hounds; may she hound, that she plagues; may she plague, that she teases; may she tease

irish (Muid)

go gciapaimid

english (We)

that we annoy; may we annoy, that we besiege; may we besiege, that we harass; may we harass, that we hound; may we hound, that we plague; may we plague, that we tease; may we tease

irish (Sibh)

go gciapa sibh

english (You)

that you annoy; may you annoy, that you besiege; may you besiege, that you harass; may you harass, that you hound; may you hound, that you plague; may you plague, that you tease; may you tease

irish (Siad)

go gciapa siad

english (They)

that they annoy; may they annoy, that they besiege; may they besiege, that they harass; may they harass, that they hound; may they hound, that they plague; may they plague, that they tease; may they tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

go gciaptar

english (Autonomous)

that annoy; may annoy, that besiege; may besiege, that harass; may harass, that hound; may hound, that plague; may plague, that tease; may tease

irish (Diúltach)

nár chiapa sé

english (Negative)

that he does not annoy; may he not annoy, that he does not besiege; may he not besiege, that he does not harass; may he not harass, that he does not hound; may he not hound, that he does not plague; may he not plague, that he does not tease; may he not tease

irish (Question)

an gciapa sé?

english (Question)

may he annoy?, may he besiege?, may he harass?, may he hound?, may he plague?, may he tease?

The Imperative Mood

irish (Mé)

ciapaim

english (Me)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Tú)

ciap

english (You)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Sé)

ciapadh sé

english (He)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Sí)

ciapadh sí

english (She)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Muid)

ciapaimis

english (We)

let's annoy, let's besiege, let's harass, let's hound, let's plague, let's tease

irish (Sibh)

ciapaigí

english (You)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Siad)

ciapaidís

english (They)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Saorbhriathar)

ciaptar

english (Autonomous)

annoy, besiege, harass, hound, plague, tease

irish (Diúltach)

ná ciap

english (Negative)

don't annoy, don't besiege, don't harass, don't hound, don't plague, don't tease