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Complete Definition of "ire"

see|Ire|-ire|-iré
English

Etymology
From ME., from OF., from L. term|ira.

Pronunciation
IPA|/aɪɹ/
rhymes|aɪ�(r)
rfp|split UK/US

Noun
en-noun|-

  1. context|literary|poetic Great anger; wrath; keen resentment.

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Synonyms
fury
rage
wrath

Related terms
irascibility
irascible
irate
ireful

Translations
trans-top|great anger
Dutch: t-|nl|toorn|m, t+|nl|woede|f
Finnish: t+|fi|viha
trans-mid
Italian: t+|it|ira|f
Spanish: t+|es|ira|f
trans-bottom

Verb
en-verb|ir|ing

  1. transitive To anger; to fret; to irritate.

Translations
trans-top|anger, fret
Dutch: t|nl|woeden, t|nl|laaien
trans-mid
trans-bottom

References
R:Century 1911
R:Webster 1913

Italian

Noun
ire f

  1. plural of|ira|lang=Italian

Latin

Verb
Ä«re

  1. To go.

Derived terms
exire

Inflection
Irregular conjugation, but similar to Appendix:Latin fourth conjugation|fourth conjugation.
{| border"1" cellpadding"2"
!style"background:#F1BC4E;" colspan3| <small>Number
!style"background:#F1BC4E;" colspan3| <small>Singular
!style"background:#F1BC4E;" colspan3| <small>Plural
|-
!style"background:#F1BC4E;" colspan3| <small>Tense \ Person
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>1.
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>2.
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>3.
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>11.
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>22.
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| <small>33.
|-
!style"background:#54E9FA;" rowspan6|<small>Indicative
!style"background:#54E9FA;" rowspan6|<small>Active
!style="background:#54E9FA;"|<small>Present
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|e�
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«s
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|it
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«mus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«tis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|eunt
|-
!style="background:#54E9FA;"| <small>Future
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īb�
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bit
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bimus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bitis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bunt
|-
!style="background:#54E9FA;"| <small>Imperfect
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bam
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īb�s
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bat
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īb�mus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īb�tis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«bant
|-
!style="background:#54E9FA;"| <small>Perfect
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īvī
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īvistī
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«vit
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«vimus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«vistis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īv�runt
|-
!style="background:#54E9FA;"| <small>Future Perfect
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īver�
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«veris
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«verit
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«verimus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«veritis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«verint
|-
!style="background:#54E9FA;"| <small>Pluperfect
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«veram
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īver�s
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«verat
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īver�mus
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|īver�tis
|style="background:#FBFCE4;"|Ä«verant
|-
!style"background:#92B887;" rowspan4|<small>Subjunctive
!style"background:#92B887;" rowspan4|<small>Active
!style="background:#92B887;"|<small>Present
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| eam
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| e�s
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| eat
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| e�mus
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| e�tis
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| eant
|-
!style="background:#92B887;"|<small>Imperfect
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«rem
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īr�s
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«ret
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īr�mus
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īr�tis
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«rent
|-
!style="background:#92B887;"|<small>Perfect
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«verim
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īverīs
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«verit
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īverīmus
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īverītis
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«verint
|-
!style="background:#92B887;"|<small>Pluperfect
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«vissem
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īviss�s
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«visset
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īviss�mus
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| īviss�tis
|style="background:#E7FEE9;"| Ä«vissent
|-
!style"background:#BD91BD;" colspan3| <small>Imperative
|style"background:#FCF2E9;" align"center"|��
|style="background:#FCF2E9;"|Ä«
|style"background:#FCF2E9;" align"center"|��
|style"background:#FCF2E9;" align"center"|��
|style="background:#FCF2E9;"|Ä«te
|style"background:#FCF2E9;" align"center"|��
|}

Participles
{| cellpadding"5" border"1"
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| Tense \ Voice
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Active
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Passive
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Present
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" width125px| <big> i�ns (gen euntis)
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" align"center" width=125px| ��
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Perfect
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" align"center"| ��
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> Ä«tum
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Future
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> itūrus
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> eundum
|}

Infinitives
{| cellpadding"5" border"1"
!style="background:#F1BC4E;"| Tense \ Voice
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Active
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Passive
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Present
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" width125px| <big> Ä«re
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" width125px| <big> īrī
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Perfect
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> Ä«visse, Ä«sse
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> Ä«tum esse
|-
!style="background:#D0D0B0;"| Future
|style="background:#F7F7F5;"| <big> itūrus esse
|style"background:#F7F7F5;" align"center"| ��
|}

Category:Latin verbs

Norwegian

Noun
no-noun-m1|ir

  1. Person from Ireland, Irishman.

Synonyms
irlender
irlending

Related terms
Republikken Irland, Irland#Norwegian|Irland
irsk

de:ire
et:ire
el:ire
fr:ire
ko:ire
io:ire
hu:ire
nl:ire
pl:ire
ru:ire
fi:ire
te:ire
vi:ire
zh:ire

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