Passive Flashcards by Kevin McAlpine

deirtear

Is said

— Use with le
— e.g. Deirtear sé é liom
— (It is said to me)

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táthar

(Passive present) is

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braitear

Is felt / perceived

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cailltear

Is lost

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cabhraítear

(“cow”)

Is helped

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ceannaítear

Is bought

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ceaptar

Is thought

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cloistear

Is heard

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codlaítear

Is slept

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conaítear

Is dwelled

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déantar

Is done

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éirítear

(Passive) Become / rise

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fágtar

Is left

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faightear

(“fye”)

Is gotten / is found

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fantar

(Passive present) stay / wait

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féachtar

Is looked

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feictear

Is seen

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filltear

Is returned

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foghlaimítear

Is learned

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freagraítear

Is answered

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gabhtar

Is taken

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glaoitear

Is called

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iarrtar

Is asked

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imítear

Is left

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imrítear

Is played

insítear

Is told

itear

Is eaten

labraítear

Is spoken

léitear

Is read

mothaítear

Is felt

múintear

Is taught

oibrítear

Is worked

óltar

Is drunk

ritear

Is ran

scríobhtar

Is written

seinntear

Is played (instrument)

síltear

Is thought

siúltar

Is walked

suítear

Is sat

tugtar

Is given

taitnítear

Is enjoyed

tagtar

(Passive present) come

tarlaítear

(Passive present) Happen

téitear

(Present passive) Go

tiomáintear

Is driven

tuigtear

Is understood

úsáidtear

Is used

beifear

(Passive) Will be

déarfar

**(Passive) Will be said** — Use with le — e.g. Déarfar sé é liom — (It will be said to me)

**braithfear** (“braw”)

Will be felt

caillfear

Will be lost

**cabhrófar** (“cow”)

Will be helped

ceannófar

Will be bought

ceapfar

Will be thought

cloisfear

Will be heard

codlófar

Will be slept

cónófar

Will be dwelled

déanfar

Will be done

éireofar

(Future passive) rise / become

éistfear

Will be listened

fágfar

(Future passive) leave

gheofar

Will be gotten / will be found

fanfar

Will be stayed

féachfar

Will be looked

feicfear

Will be seen

fillfear

Will be returned

foghlaimeofar

Will be learned

freagrófar

Will be answered

gabhfar

Will be taken

glaofar

Will be called

iarrfar

Will be asked

imeofar

(Future passive) leave

imreofar

Will be played

inseofar

Will be told

íosfar

Will be eaten

labhrófar

Will be spoken

léifear

Will be read

mothófar

Will be felt

múinfear

Will be taught

oibreofar

Will be worked

ólfar

Will be drunk

rithfear

Will be run

scríobhfar

Will be written

seinnfear

Will be played (instrument)

sílfear

Will be thought

siúlfar

Will be walked

suífear

Will be sat

tabharfar

Will be given

taitneofar

Will be enjoyed

tiocfar

Will be come

teastófar

Will be needed

rachfar

(Future passive) go

tiomáinfear

Will be driven

tuigfear

Will be understood

úsáidfear

Will be used

**duradh** (“oo”)

Was said

bhíothas

(Past passive) be

**braitheadh** (“oo”)

Was felt / perceived

cailleadh (“oo”)

Was lost

chonacthas An bhfhacthas? Ní fhacthas

(Passive) Is seen Was seen? Was not seen