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To flavour in Irish (blaistigh): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

The Irish for to flavour is blaistigh; ag blaistiú is flavouring.
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How to say “to flavour” in Irish

Irish:
blaistigh
English:
to flavour
Word type:
verb, second-conjugation
Verbal noun:
blaistiú (ag blaistiú, flavouring)
Verbal adjective:
blaistithe
Pronunciation:
“BLASH-tee”  /ˈbˠlˠaʃtʲiː/

What does “blaistigh” mean?

to flavour
To add flavour or seasoning to food.Also: season, flavor, spice.

“Blaistigh” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Bhlaistigh méI flavouredNíor bhlaistigh méI did not flavourAr bhlaistigh mé?Did I flavour?
tú (you)Bhlaistigh túYou flavouredNíor bhlaistigh túYou did not flavourAr bhlaistigh tú?Did you flavour?
sé / sí (he / she)Bhlaistigh sé / síHe flavouredNíor bhlaistigh sé / síHe did not flavourAr bhlaistigh sé / sí?Did he flavour?
sinn (we)BhlaistíomarWe flavouredNíor bhlaistíomarWe did not flavourAr bhlaistíomar?Did we flavour?
sibh (you, plural)Bhlaistigh sibhYou flavouredNíor bhlaistigh sibhYou did not flavourAr bhlaistigh sibh?Did you flavour?
siad (they)Bhlaistigh siadThey flavouredNíor bhlaistigh siadThey did not flavourAr bhlaistigh siad?Did they flavour?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)BlaistíodhNíor blaistíodhAr blaistíodh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)BlaistímI flavourNí bhlaistímI do not flavourAn mblaistím?Do I flavour?
tú (you)Blaistíonn túYou flavourNí bhlaistíonn túYou do not flavourAn mblaistíonn tú?Do you flavour?
sé / sí (he / she)Blaistíonn sé / síHe flavoursNí bhlaistíonn sé / síHe does not flavourAn mblaistíonn sé / sí?Does he flavour?
sinn (we)BlaistímidWe flavourNí bhlaistímidWe do not flavourAn mblaistímid?Do we flavour?
sibh (you, plural)Blaistíonn sibhYou flavourNí bhlaistíonn sibhYou do not flavourAn mblaistíonn sibh?Do you flavour?
siad (they)Blaistíonn siadThey flavourNí bhlaistíonn siadThey do not flavourAn mblaistíonn siad?Do they flavour?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)BlaistítearNí bhlaistítearAn mblaistítear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Blaisteoidh méI will flavourNí bhlaisteoidh méI will not flavourAn mblaisteoidh mé?Will I flavour?
tú (you)Blaisteoidh túYou will flavourNí bhlaisteoidh túYou will not flavourAn mblaisteoidh tú?Will you flavour?
sé / sí (he / she)Blaisteoidh sé / síHe will flavourNí bhlaisteoidh sé / síHe will not flavourAn mblaisteoidh sé / sí?Will he flavour?
sinn (we)BlaisteoimidWe will flavourNí bhlaisteoimidWe will not flavourAn mblaisteoimid?Will we flavour?
sibh (you, plural)Blaisteoidh sibhYou will flavourNí bhlaisteoidh sibhYou will not flavourAn mblaisteoidh sibh?Will you flavour?
siad (they)Blaisteoidh siadThey will flavourNí bhlaisteoidh siadThey will not flavourAn mblaisteoidh siad?Will they flavour?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)BlaisteofarNí bhlaisteofarAn mblaisteofar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)BhlaisteoinnI would flavourNí bhlaisteoinnI would not flavourAn mblaisteoinn?Would I flavour?
tú (you)BhlaisteofáYou would flavourNí bhlaisteofáYou would not flavourAn mblaisteofá?Would you flavour?
sé / sí (he / she)Bhlaisteodh sé / síHe would flavourNí bhlaisteodh sé / síHe would not flavourAn mblaisteodh sé / sí?Would he flavour?
sinn (we)BhlaisteoimisWe would flavourNí bhlaisteoimisWe would not flavourAn mblaisteoimis?Would we flavour?
sibh (you, plural)Bhlaisteodh sibhYou would flavourNí bhlaisteodh sibhYou would not flavourAn mblaisteodh sibh?Would you flavour?
siad (they)BhlaisteoidísThey would flavourNí bhlaisteoidísThey would not flavourAn mblaisteoidís?Would they flavour?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)BhlaisteofaíNí bhlaisteofaíAn mblaisteofaí?

“Blaistigh” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Bhlaistigh sí an t-anraith le piobar agus salann.
She flavoured the soup with pepper and salt.
Blaistíonn sé an fheoil le gairleog i gcónaí.
He always flavours the meat with garlic.
Blaisteoidh mé an t-anlann le luibheanna.
I will flavour the sauce with herbs.
Bhlaisteodh sinséar an císte go deas.
Ginger would flavour the cake nicely.
Níor bhlaistigh siad an bia ar chor ar bith.
They didn't flavour the food at all.
Ar bhlaistigh tú an stobhach fós?
Did you season the stew yet?

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To flavour in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to flavour?

The Irish for to flavour is blaistigh (pronounced “BLASH-tee”). It is a second-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is blaistiú.

What is the verbal noun of blaistigh?

The verbal noun of blaistigh is blaistiú, used after ag for the continuous: ag blaistiú (flavouring). The verbal adjective is blaistithe.

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

Past: Bhlaistigh mé; negative Níor bhlaistigh mé; question Ar bhlaistigh mé?. Future: Blaisteoidh mé; negative Ní bhlaisteoidh mé; question An mblaisteoidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of blaistigh?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Bhlaisteoinn (I would flavour); negative Ní bhlaisteoinn; question An mblaisteoinn?.

What is the difference between 'blaistigh' and 'blais'?

'Blais' means to taste something, as in 'blais an fíon' (taste the wine), while 'blaistigh' means to give flavour to food, as in 'blaistigh an t-anraith' (flavour the soup).

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