Irish

Verb

dingeadh

1. inflection of ding ‎(“wedge; pack tightly, stuff; make compact; knit, knead”):
   1. past habitual dependent analytic
   2. past autonomous
   3. imperative analytic
   4. past subjunctive analytic

Usage notes

• Past habitual: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, muid, sibh, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.
• Imperative: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.
• Past subjunctive: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, muid, sibh, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.

Noun

dingeadh m ‎(genitive singular dingthe)

1. verbal noun of ding ‎(“wedge; pack tightly, stuff; make compact; knit, knead”)
2. wedging, packing, cramming

Declension

Etymology 2

Verb

dingeadh

1. inflection of ding ‎(“dint”):
   1. past habitual dependent analytic
   2. past autonomous
   3. imperative analytic
   4. past subjunctive analytic

Usage notes

• Past habitual: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, muid, sibh, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.
• Imperative: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.
• Past subjunctive: Used with a noun or pronoun (in the standard language, sé, sí, muid, sibh, or their emphatic equivalents) as the subject.

Noun

dingeadh m ‎(genitive singular dingthe)

1. verbal noun of ding ‎(“dint”)

Declension

Mutation

References

• "dingeadh" in Foclóir Gaeilge-Béarla, An Gúm, 1977, by Niall Ó Dónaill.