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To converge in Irish (coinbhéirsigh): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

The Irish for to converge is coinbhéirsigh; ag coinbhéirsiú is converging.
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How to say “to converge” in Irish

Irish:
coinbhéirsigh
English:
to converge
Word type:
verb, second-conjugation
Verbal noun:
coinbhéirsiú (ag coinbhéirsiú, converging)
Verbal adjective:
coinbhéirsithe
Pronunciation:
“KUN-vair-shee”  /ˈkɔnʲvʲeːrʃiː/

What does “coinbhéirsigh” mean?

to converge
To come together towards the same point or value, as lines, series or ideas do.Also: come together, meet at a point, tend to a limit.

“Coinbhéirsigh” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Choinbhéirsigh méI convergedNíor choinbhéirsigh méI did not convergeAr choinbhéirsigh mé?Did I converge?
tú (you)Choinbhéirsigh túYou convergedNíor choinbhéirsigh túYou did not convergeAr choinbhéirsigh tú?Did you converge?
sé / sí (he / she)Choinbhéirsigh sé / síHe convergedNíor choinbhéirsigh sé / síHe did not convergeAr choinbhéirsigh sé / sí?Did he converge?
sinn (we)ChoinbhéirsíomarWe convergedNíor choinbhéirsíomarWe did not convergeAr choinbhéirsíomar?Did we converge?
sibh (you, plural)Choinbhéirsigh sibhYou convergedNíor choinbhéirsigh sibhYou did not convergeAr choinbhéirsigh sibh?Did you converge?
siad (they)Choinbhéirsigh siadThey convergedNíor choinbhéirsigh siadThey did not convergeAr choinbhéirsigh siad?Did they converge?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)CoinbhéirsíodhNíor coinbhéirsíodhAr coinbhéirsíodh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)CoinbhéirsímI convergeNí choinbhéirsímI do not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsím?Do I converge?
tú (you)Coinbhéirsíonn túYou convergeNí choinbhéirsíonn túYou do not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsíonn tú?Do you converge?
sé / sí (he / she)Coinbhéirsíonn sé / síHe convergesNí choinbhéirsíonn sé / síHe does not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsíonn sé / sí?Does he converge?
sinn (we)CoinbhéirsímidWe convergeNí choinbhéirsímidWe do not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsímid?Do we converge?
sibh (you, plural)Coinbhéirsíonn sibhYou convergeNí choinbhéirsíonn sibhYou do not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsíonn sibh?Do you converge?
siad (they)Coinbhéirsíonn siadThey convergeNí choinbhéirsíonn siadThey do not convergeAn gcoinbhéirsíonn siad?Do they converge?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)CoinbhéirsítearNí choinbhéirsítearAn gcoinbhéirsítear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Coinbhéirseoidh méI will convergeNí choinbhéirseoidh méI will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidh mé?Will I converge?
tú (you)Coinbhéirseoidh túYou will convergeNí choinbhéirseoidh túYou will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidh tú?Will you converge?
sé / sí (he / she)Coinbhéirseoidh sé / síHe will convergeNí choinbhéirseoidh sé / síHe will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidh sé / sí?Will he converge?
sinn (we)CoinbhéirseoimidWe will convergeNí choinbhéirseoimidWe will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoimid?Will we converge?
sibh (you, plural)Coinbhéirseoidh sibhYou will convergeNí choinbhéirseoidh sibhYou will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidh sibh?Will you converge?
siad (they)Coinbhéirseoidh siadThey will convergeNí choinbhéirseoidh siadThey will not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidh siad?Will they converge?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)CoinbhéirseofarNí choinbhéirseofarAn gcoinbhéirseofar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)ChoinbhéirseoinnI would convergeNí choinbhéirseoinnI would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoinn?Would I converge?
tú (you)ChoinbhéirseofáYou would convergeNí choinbhéirseofáYou would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseofá?Would you converge?
sé / sí (he / she)Choinbhéirseodh sé / síHe would convergeNí choinbhéirseodh sé / síHe would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseodh sé / sí?Would he converge?
sinn (we)ChoinbhéirseoimisWe would convergeNí choinbhéirseoimisWe would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoimis?Would we converge?
sibh (you, plural)Choinbhéirseodh sibhYou would convergeNí choinbhéirseodh sibhYou would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseodh sibh?Would you converge?
siad (they)ChoinbhéirseoidísThey would convergeNí choinbhéirseoidísThey would not convergeAn gcoinbhéirseoidís?Would they converge?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)ChoinbhéirseofaíNí choinbhéirseofaíAn gcoinbhéirseofaí?

“Coinbhéirsigh” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Choinbhéirsigh na línte ag pointe amháin.
The lines converged at one point.
Coinbhéirsíonn an tsraith seo go nialas.
This series converges to zero.
Coinbhéirseoidh na gathanna taobh thiar den lionsa.
The rays will converge behind the lens.
Choinbhéirseodh an tsraith dá mbeadh x níos lú.
The series would converge if x were smaller.
Níor choinbhéirsigh an seicheamh sin riamh.
That sequence never converged.
Ar choinbhéirsigh na bóithre in aice an bhaile?
Did the roads converge near the town?

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To converge in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to converge?

The Irish for to converge is coinbhéirsigh (pronounced “KUN-vair-shee”). It is a second-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is coinbhéirsiú.

What is the verbal noun of coinbhéirsigh?

The verbal noun of coinbhéirsigh is coinbhéirsiú, used after ag for the continuous: ag coinbhéirsiú (converging). The verbal adjective is coinbhéirsithe.

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

Past: Choinbhéirsigh mé; negative Níor choinbhéirsigh mé; question Ar choinbhéirsigh mé?. Future: Coinbhéirseoidh mé; negative Ní choinbhéirseoidh mé; question An gcoinbhéirseoidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of coinbhéirsigh?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Choinbhéirseoinn (I would converge); negative Ní choinbhéirseoinn; question An gcoinbhéirseoinn?.

What is the opposite of 'coinbhéirsigh'?

The opposite is 'dibhéirsigh', to diverge, as in 'dibhéirsíonn an tsraith', the series diverges.

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