Anglo-Norman was a dialect of Old Norman French that was used in
England and elsewhere in Great Britain and Ireland during the Anglo-Norman period.
The verbs are conjugated in 3 moods, 4 tenses, 2 numbers, and 3 persons. Thus the
forms are the same as in other northern varieties of Gallo-Romance languages. In
medieval England the Anglo-Norman co-existed with the Middle English language.
Conjugate an Anglo-Norman verb
Recently Conjugated Anglo-Norman verbs
recluter,
verdeier,
contrister,
fauser,
turneier,
esliger,
voutrer,
ensophimer,
sussaillir,
menuer,
ateiller,
dessacrer,
corner,
desteindre,
saillir,
escorner,
poliser,
acustumer,
rancuner,
decrever,
enoscurcir,
culvertir,
proporcioner,
estramer,
meserrer,
lier,
desteindre,
accuser,
revivre,
esloigner,
arester,
supplanter,
cuter,
enmegrir,
desencloper,
afiner,
forsaffier,
çoper,
riwer,
odurer,
dieter,
allier,
depeinter,
retrier,
revestir,
barber,
esgarir,
enoscurir,
plier,
baler,