agon – Middle English verb conjugation

Middle English verb forms of agon

Infinitive

agon; to agon; ago

Participles

Presentagoynge; agonde
Pastagon; ago

Indicative

Present

1st sing.ago
2nd sing.agost; agest
3rd sing.agoth; ageth
1st plur.agon; ago; agoth
2nd plur.agon; ago; agoth
3rd plur.agon; ago; agoth

Past

1st sing.ayede; awente
2nd sing.ayedest; awentest
3rd sing.ayede; awente
1st plur.ayeden; ayede; awenten; awente
2nd plur.ayeden; ayede; awenten; awente
3rd plur.ayeden; ayede; awenten; awente

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.ago
2nd sing.ago
3rd sing.ago

Past

1st sing.ayede; awente
2nd sing.ayede; awente
3rd sing.ayede; awente

Imperative

Singularago
Pluralagoth; ago

Verbs conjugated like agon

agon,

Etymology

From Old English āgān (“to go out”), from Proto-West Germanic *uʀgān.

Sample Sentences

Cognates

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