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To organise in Irish (eagraigh): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

Other uses of ‘eagraigh’: arrange · edit

The Irish for to organise is eagraigh; ag eagrú is organising.
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How to say “to organise” in Irish

Irish:
eagraigh
English:
to organise, arrange, edit
Word type:
verb, second-conjugation
Verbal noun:
eagrú (ag eagrú, organising)
Verbal adjective:
eagraithe
Pronunciation:
“AG-ree”  /ˈaɡɾˠə/

What does “eagraigh” mean?

“Eagraigh” has three alternative meanings. The most common comes first.

to organise
To plan and arrange an event, activity or group of people.Also: organize, arrange, set up, run.
2 other meanings: arrange or edit
2to arrange
To put things in order or in a system.Also: order, sort, put in order.
3to edit
To prepare a text or publication for printing, as an editor does.Also: prepare for publication.

Other Irish verbs for to organise: socraigh (arrange), reáchtáil (run), pleanáil (plan)

“Eagraigh” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)D'eagraigh méI organisedNíor eagraigh méI did not organiseAr eagraigh mé?Did I organise?
tú (you)D'eagraigh túYou organisedNíor eagraigh túYou did not organiseAr eagraigh tú?Did you organise?
sé / sí (he / she)D'eagraigh sé / síHe organisedNíor eagraigh sé / síHe did not organiseAr eagraigh sé / sí?Did he organise?
sinn (we)D'eagraíomarWe organisedNíor eagraíomarWe did not organiseAr eagraíomar?Did we organise?
sibh (you, plural)D'eagraigh sibhYou organisedNíor eagraigh sibhYou did not organiseAr eagraigh sibh?Did you organise?
siad (they)D'eagraigh siadThey organisedNíor eagraigh siadThey did not organiseAr eagraigh siad?Did they organise?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)EagraíodhNíor eagraíodhAr eagraíodh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)EagraímI organiseNí eagraímI do not organiseAn eagraím?Do I organise?
tú (you)Eagraíonn túYou organiseNí eagraíonn túYou do not organiseAn eagraíonn tú?Do you organise?
sé / sí (he / she)Eagraíonn sé / síHe organisesNí eagraíonn sé / síHe does not organiseAn eagraíonn sé / sí?Does he organise?
sinn (we)EagraímidWe organiseNí eagraímidWe do not organiseAn eagraímid?Do we organise?
sibh (you, plural)Eagraíonn sibhYou organiseNí eagraíonn sibhYou do not organiseAn eagraíonn sibh?Do you organise?
siad (they)Eagraíonn siadThey organiseNí eagraíonn siadThey do not organiseAn eagraíonn siad?Do they organise?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)EagraítearNí eagraítearAn eagraítear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Eagróidh méI will organiseNí eagróidh méI will not organiseAn eagróidh mé?Will I organise?
tú (you)Eagróidh túYou will organiseNí eagróidh túYou will not organiseAn eagróidh tú?Will you organise?
sé / sí (he / she)Eagróidh sé / síHe will organiseNí eagróidh sé / síHe will not organiseAn eagróidh sé / sí?Will he organise?
sinn (we)EagróimidWe will organiseNí eagróimidWe will not organiseAn eagróimid?Will we organise?
sibh (you, plural)Eagróidh sibhYou will organiseNí eagróidh sibhYou will not organiseAn eagróidh sibh?Will you organise?
siad (they)Eagróidh siadThey will organiseNí eagróidh siadThey will not organiseAn eagróidh siad?Will they organise?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)EagrófarNí eagrófarAn eagrófar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)D'eagróinnI would organiseNí eagróinnI would not organiseAn eagróinn?Would I organise?
tú (you)D'eagrófáYou would organiseNí eagrófáYou would not organiseAn eagrófá?Would you organise?
sé / sí (he / she)D'eagródh sé / síHe would organiseNí eagródh sé / síHe would not organiseAn eagródh sé / sí?Would he organise?
sinn (we)D'eagróimisWe would organiseNí eagróimisWe would not organiseAn eagróimis?Would we organise?
sibh (you, plural)D'eagródh sibhYou would organiseNí eagródh sibhYou would not organiseAn eagródh sibh?Would you organise?
siad (they)D'eagróidísThey would organiseNí eagróidísThey would not organiseAn eagróidís?Would they organise?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)D'eagrófaíNí eagrófaíAn eagrófaí?

“Eagraigh” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

D'eagraigh an scoil ceolchoirm mhór anuraidh.
The school organised a big concert last year.
Eagraíonn an club turas gach samhradh.
The club organises a trip every summer.
Eagróidh mé an cruinniú don Aoine.
I will organise the meeting for Friday.
D'eagródh sí cóisir dá mbeadh am aici.
She would organise a party if she had time.
Níor eagraigh siad aon rud don deireadh seachtaine.
They didn't organise anything for the weekend.
Ar eagraigh tú na páipéir fós?
Did you arrange the papers yet?

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To organise in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to organise?

The Irish for to organise is eagraigh (pronounced “AG-ree”). It is a second-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is eagrú.

What is the verbal noun of eagraigh?

The verbal noun of eagraigh is eagrú, used after ag for the continuous: ag eagrú (organising). The verbal adjective is eagraithe.

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

Past: D'eagraigh mé; negative Níor eagraigh mé; question Ar eagraigh mé?. Future: Eagróidh mé; negative Ní eagróidh mé; question An eagróidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of eagraigh?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is D'eagróinn (I would organise); negative Ní eagróinn; question An eagróinn?.

Does eagraigh have more than one meaning?

Yes. Eagraigh can mean to organise, to arrange or to edit, depending on context; the first is the most common.

What is the difference between 'eagraigh' and 'cuir in eagar'?

'Eagraigh' usually means to organise an event or arrange things, while 'cuir in eagar' most often means to edit a text or put something in order.

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