pryer – Middle French verb conjugation

Middle French verb forms of pryer

Infinitive

pryer

Gerund

pryant

Participles

Presentpryant
Pastpryé

Indicative

Present

1st sing.prye
2nd sing.pryes
3rd sing.prye
1st plur.pryons
2nd plur.pryez
3rd plur.pryent

Imperfect

1st sing.pryois; pryoys
2nd sing.pryois; pryoys
3rd sing.pryoit; pryoyt
1st plur.pryions; pryyons
2nd plur.pryiez; pryyez
3rd plur.pryoient; pryoyent

Past Historic

1st sing.prya
2nd sing.pryas
3rd sing.prya
1st plur.pryasmes
2nd plur.pryastes
3rd plur.pryerent

Future

1st sing.pryerai; pryeray
2nd sing.pryeras
3rd sing.pryera
1st plur.pryerons
2nd plur.pryerez
3rd plur.pryeront

Conditional

1st sing.pryerois; pryeroys
2nd sing.pryerois; pryeroys
3rd sing.pryeroit; pryeroyt
1st plur.pryerions; pryeryons
2nd plur.pryeriez; pryeryez
3rd plur.pryeroient; pryeroyent

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.prye
2nd sing.pryes
3rd sing.prye
1st plur.pryons
2nd plur.pryez
3rd plur.pryent

Imperfect

1st sing.pryasse
2nd sing.pryasses
3rd sing.pryast
1st plur.pryassions
2nd plur.pryassiez
3rd plur.pryassent

Imperative

2nd sing.prye
1st plur.pryons
2nd plur.pryez

Etymology

Old French proier, from Latin predico. See: Old French 'proier', Latin 'predico'.

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Cognates

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