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To print in Irish (priontáil): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

Other uses of ‘priontáil’: printing (noun, feminine)

The Irish for to print is priontáil; ag priontáil is printing.
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How to say “to print” in Irish

Irish:
priontáil
English:
to print
Word type:
verb, first-conjugation
Verbal noun:
priontáil (ag priontáil, printing)
Verbal adjective:
priontáilte
Pronunciation:
“PRIN-taw-il”  /ˈpʲɾʲiːn̪ˠt̪ˠaːlʲ/

What does “priontáil” mean?

to print
To produce text or pictures on paper with a printer or printing press.Also: print out, print off.
Other entries for “priontáil”

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“Priontáil” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Phriontáil méI printedNíor phriontáil méI did not printAr phriontáil mé?Did I print?
tú (you)Phriontáil túYou printedNíor phriontáil túYou did not printAr phriontáil tú?Did you print?
sé / sí (he / she)Phriontáil sé / síHe printedNíor phriontáil sé / síHe did not printAr phriontáil sé / sí?Did he print?
sinn (we)PhriontálamarWe printedNíor phriontálamarWe did not printAr phriontálamar?Did we print?
sibh (you, plural)Phriontáil sibhYou printedNíor phriontáil sibhYou did not printAr phriontáil sibh?Did you print?
siad (they)Phriontáil siadThey printedNíor phriontáil siadThey did not printAr phriontáil siad?Did they print?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PriontáladhNíor priontáladhAr priontáladh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)PriontálaimI printNí phriontálaimI do not printAn bpriontálaim?Do I print?
tú (you)Priontálann túYou printNí phriontálann túYou do not printAn bpriontálann tú?Do you print?
sé / sí (he / she)Priontálann sé / síHe printsNí phriontálann sé / síHe does not printAn bpriontálann sé / sí?Does he print?
sinn (we)PriontálaimidWe printNí phriontálaimidWe do not printAn bpriontálaimid?Do we print?
sibh (you, plural)Priontálann sibhYou printNí phriontálann sibhYou do not printAn bpriontálann sibh?Do you print?
siad (they)Priontálann siadThey printNí phriontálann siadThey do not printAn bpriontálann siad?Do they print?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PriontáiltearNí phriontáiltearAn bpriontáiltear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Priontálfaidh méI will printNí phriontálfaidh méI will not printAn bpriontálfaidh mé?Will I print?
tú (you)Priontálfaidh túYou will printNí phriontálfaidh túYou will not printAn bpriontálfaidh tú?Will you print?
sé / sí (he / she)Priontálfaidh sé / síHe will printNí phriontálfaidh sé / síHe will not printAn bpriontálfaidh sé / sí?Will he print?
sinn (we)PriontálfaimidWe will printNí phriontálfaimidWe will not printAn bpriontálfaimid?Will we print?
sibh (you, plural)Priontálfaidh sibhYou will printNí phriontálfaidh sibhYou will not printAn bpriontálfaidh sibh?Will you print?
siad (they)Priontálfaidh siadThey will printNí phriontálfaidh siadThey will not printAn bpriontálfaidh siad?Will they print?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PriontálfarNí phriontálfarAn bpriontálfar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)PhriontálfainnI would printNí phriontálfainnI would not printAn bpriontálfainn?Would I print?
tú (you)PhriontálfáYou would printNí phriontálfáYou would not printAn bpriontálfá?Would you print?
sé / sí (he / she)Phriontálfadh sé / síHe would printNí phriontálfadh sé / síHe would not printAn bpriontálfadh sé / sí?Would he print?
sinn (we)PhriontálfaimisWe would printNí phriontálfaimisWe would not printAn bpriontálfaimis?Would we print?
sibh (you, plural)Phriontálfadh sibhYou would printNí phriontálfadh sibhYou would not printAn bpriontálfadh sibh?Would you print?
siad (they)PhriontálfaidísThey would printNí phriontálfaidísThey would not printAn bpriontálfaidís?Would they print?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PhriontálfaíNí phriontálfaíAn bpriontálfaí?

“Priontáil” in a sentence: Irish examples

Past, present, future and conditional, with a negative and a question.

Phriontáil mé an tuairisc ar maidin.
I printed the report this morning.
Priontálann an scoil na leabhair í féin.
The school prints the books itself.
Priontálfaidh mé na ticéid duit anocht.
I will print the tickets for you tonight.
Phriontálfainn é dá mbeadh páipéar agam.
I would print it if I had paper.
Níor phriontáil sí an litir fós.
She hasn't printed the letter yet.
Ar phriontáil tú na grianghraif?
Did you print the photos?

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To print in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to print?

The Irish for to print is priontáil (pronounced “PRIN-taw-il”). It is a first-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is priontáil.

What is the verbal noun of priontáil?

The verbal noun of priontáil is priontáil, used after ag for the continuous: ag priontáil (printing). The verbal adjective is priontáilte.

How do you say priontáil in the past and the future?

Past: Phriontáil mé; negative Níor phriontáil mé; question Ar phriontáil mé?. Future: Priontálfaidh mé; negative Ní phriontálfaidh mé; question An bpriontálfaidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of priontáil?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Phriontálfainn (I would print); negative Ní phriontálfainn; question An bpriontálfainn?.

What is the difference between 'priontáil' and 'clóigh'?

Both mean to print. 'Priontáil' is the everyday word, especially for printers and computers, while 'clóigh' is more formal and used of printing presses and publishing.

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