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To price in Irish (praghsáil): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

Other uses of ‘praghsáil’: pricing (noun, feminine)

The Irish for to price is praghsáil; ag praghsáil is pricing.
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How to say “to price” in Irish

Irish:
praghsáil
English:
to price
Word type:
verb, first-conjugation
Verbal noun:
praghsáil (ag praghsáil, pricing)
Verbal adjective:
praghsáilte
Pronunciation:
“PRYS-awl”  /pˠɾˠəisˠaːlʲ/

What does “praghsáil” mean?

to price
To put a price on goods, or to find out what something costs.Also: set a price, put a price on, ask the price of, cost.
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“Praghsáil” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Phraghsáil méI pricedNíor phraghsáil méI did not priceAr phraghsáil mé?Did I price?
tú (you)Phraghsáil túYou pricedNíor phraghsáil túYou did not priceAr phraghsáil tú?Did you price?
sé / sí (he / she)Phraghsáil sé / síHe pricedNíor phraghsáil sé / síHe did not priceAr phraghsáil sé / sí?Did he price?
sinn (we)PhraghsálamarWe pricedNíor phraghsálamarWe did not priceAr phraghsálamar?Did we price?
sibh (you, plural)Phraghsáil sibhYou pricedNíor phraghsáil sibhYou did not priceAr phraghsáil sibh?Did you price?
siad (they)Phraghsáil siadThey pricedNíor phraghsáil siadThey did not priceAr phraghsáil siad?Did they price?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PraghsáladhNíor praghsáladhAr praghsáladh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)PraghsálaimI priceNí phraghsálaimI do not priceAn bpraghsálaim?Do I price?
tú (you)Praghsálann túYou priceNí phraghsálann túYou do not priceAn bpraghsálann tú?Do you price?
sé / sí (he / she)Praghsálann sé / síHe pricesNí phraghsálann sé / síHe does not priceAn bpraghsálann sé / sí?Does he price?
sinn (we)PraghsálaimidWe priceNí phraghsálaimidWe do not priceAn bpraghsálaimid?Do we price?
sibh (you, plural)Praghsálann sibhYou priceNí phraghsálann sibhYou do not priceAn bpraghsálann sibh?Do you price?
siad (they)Praghsálann siadThey priceNí phraghsálann siadThey do not priceAn bpraghsálann siad?Do they price?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PraghsáiltearNí phraghsáiltearAn bpraghsáiltear?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Praghsálfaidh méI will priceNí phraghsálfaidh méI will not priceAn bpraghsálfaidh mé?Will I price?
tú (you)Praghsálfaidh túYou will priceNí phraghsálfaidh túYou will not priceAn bpraghsálfaidh tú?Will you price?
sé / sí (he / she)Praghsálfaidh sé / síHe will priceNí phraghsálfaidh sé / síHe will not priceAn bpraghsálfaidh sé / sí?Will he price?
sinn (we)PraghsálfaimidWe will priceNí phraghsálfaimidWe will not priceAn bpraghsálfaimid?Will we price?
sibh (you, plural)Praghsálfaidh sibhYou will priceNí phraghsálfaidh sibhYou will not priceAn bpraghsálfaidh sibh?Will you price?
siad (they)Praghsálfaidh siadThey will priceNí phraghsálfaidh siadThey will not priceAn bpraghsálfaidh siad?Will they price?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PraghsálfarNí phraghsálfarAn bpraghsálfar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)PhraghsálfainnI would priceNí phraghsálfainnI would not priceAn bpraghsálfainn?Would I price?
tú (you)PhraghsálfáYou would priceNí phraghsálfáYou would not priceAn bpraghsálfá?Would you price?
sé / sí (he / she)Phraghsálfadh sé / síHe would priceNí phraghsálfadh sé / síHe would not priceAn bpraghsálfadh sé / sí?Would he price?
sinn (we)PhraghsálfaimisWe would priceNí phraghsálfaimisWe would not priceAn bpraghsálfaimis?Would we price?
sibh (you, plural)Phraghsálfadh sibhYou would priceNí phraghsálfadh sibhYou would not priceAn bpraghsálfadh sibh?Would you price?
siad (they)PhraghsálfaidísThey would priceNí phraghsálfaidísThey would not priceAn bpraghsálfaidís?Would they price?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)PhraghsálfaíNí phraghsálfaíAn bpraghsálfaí?

“Praghsáil” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Phraghsáil an siopadóir na leabhair nua ar maidin.
The shopkeeper priced the new books this morning.
Praghsálann sí gach earra go cúramach.
She prices every item carefully.
Praghsálfaidh mé an carr sin amárach.
I will price that car tomorrow.
Phraghsálfainn an teach dá mbeadh am agam.
I would price the house if I had time.
Níor phraghsáil siad na hearraí fós.
They haven't priced the goods yet.
Ar phraghsáil tú na ticéid?
Did you price the tickets?

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To price in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to price?

The Irish for to price is praghsáil (pronounced “PRYS-awl”). It is a first-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is praghsáil.

What is the verbal noun of praghsáil?

The verbal noun of praghsáil is praghsáil, used after ag for the continuous: ag praghsáil (pricing). The verbal adjective is praghsáilte.

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

Past: Phraghsáil mé; negative Níor phraghsáil mé; question Ar phraghsáil mé?. Future: Praghsálfaidh mé; negative Ní phraghsálfaidh mé; question An bpraghsálfaidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of praghsáil?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Phraghsálfainn (I would price); negative Ní phraghsálfainn; question An bpraghsálfainn?.

What is the difference between 'praghsáil' and 'luacháil'?

'Praghsáil' means to price something or ask its price, while 'luacháil' means to value or appraise it, for example 'luacháil an teach' (value the house).

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