reoigh

Irish

Etymology

From reo (“frost”) +‎ -igh (verbal suffix).

Verb

reoigh (present analytic reonn, future analytic reofaidh, verbal noun reo, past participle reoite)

  1. (ambitransitive) to freeze; congeal, solidify

Conjugation

conjugation of reoigh (first conjugation – C)
verbal noun reo
past participle reoite
tense singular plural relative autonomous
first second third first second third
indicative
present reoim reonn tú;
reoir† 		reonn sé, sí reoimid reonn sibh reonn siad;
reoid† 		a reonn; a reos reoitear
past reoigh mé; reos reoigh tú;
reois 		reoigh sé, sí reomar; reoigh muid reoigh sibh; reobhair reoigh siad; reodar a reoigh /
ar reoigh* 		reodh
past habitual reoinn reoiteá reodh sé, sí reoimis; reodh muid reodh sibh reoidís; reodh siad a reodh /
a reodh* 		reoití
future reofaidh mé;
reofad 		reofaidh tú;
reofair† 		reofaidh sé, sí reofaimid;
reofaidh muid 		reofaidh sibh reofaidh siad;
reofaid† 		a reofaidh; a reofas reofar
conditional reofainn reofá reofadh sé, sí reofaimis; reofadh muid reofadh sibh reofaidís; reofadh siad a reofadh /
a reofadh* 		reofaí
subjunctive
present go reo mé;
go reod† 		go reo tú;
go reoir† 		go reo sé, sí go reoimid;
go reo muid 		go reo sibh go reo siad;
go reoid† 		— go reoitear
past dá reoinn dá reoiteá dá reodh sé, sí dá reoimis;
dá reodh muid 		dá reodh sibh dá reoidís;
dá reodh siad 		— dá reoití
imperative
– reoim reoigh reodh sé, sí reoimis reoigí;
reoidh† 		reoidís — reoitear

* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form

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