Early Modern English verb conjugation
Early Modern English is the stage of the English language from late 15th century, to the transition to Modern English, in the mid-to-late 17th century.
Conjugate an Early Modern English verb
Recently Conjugated Early Modern English verbs
to liquefy, to swathe, to poultice, to incanton, to destinate, to upwreath, to fable, to sycophantise, to convulse, to sectionalise, to gyrate, to psychoanalyze, to please, to reduct, to famulate, to replicate, to equiparate, to remand, to bourgeon, to clear, to slime, to abrenounce, to nick, to brigue, to surface, to condition, to emmarble, to enforce, to gaze, to squeeze, to scorify, to premise, to fet, to splinter, to chick, to interlibel, to provide, to refuse, to heap, to revendicate, to bladder, to upblow, to vitalise, to corrade, to embox, to allonge, to defecate, to shackle, to marry, to kiss,References
- Wright, Joseph. An elementary English grammar. Humphrey Milford Oxford University press. London, 1928.
