er-vinden – Middle High German verb conjugation

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Infinitive: er-vinden
Past Participle: geer-vindet; geer-vint
Present participle: er-vindende

(du)

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(Nibelungenlied 45a:3) an der juncvrouwen. sô manic helt ervant. How the maid's high spirit / no mortal could command:
(Nibelungenlied 1353a:4) daz si ir getriuwe wære. vile wole daz Kriemhilt ervant. That faithful was the maiden, / full well did Kriemhild understand.
(Nibelungenlied 1426a:4) den argen willen nieman an vrouwen Kriemhilte ervant. What vengeful thought she cherished / might none soever understand.
(Nibelungenlied 1431a:4) diu rede ir wole behagete. dô si den willen sîn ervant. Thereat rejoiced the lady / when she his will did understand.
(Nibelungenlied 2298a:4) als ich ez rehte ervinde. waz diu rede müge sîn. When yonder I inform me, / whence may so great lamenting be."
(Nibelungenlied 2300a:2) unde bat in daz ervinden. an Ètzelen mannen. That from men of Etzel / he might truly know,
(Nibelungenlied 2303a:1) waz habet ir uns ervunden. sprach dô Dietrîch. "What the news thou bringst us?" / Dietrich spake once more;
(Nibelungenlied 2306a:4) daz er an in ervünte. waz dâ wære getân. That he from their own telling / of the case complete might know.
(Nibelungenlied 2309a:2) êr iz ervünte Hiltebrant. dô wâren in ire wât. Ere he was ware of it, / into their armor sprung

Middle High German verb forms of er-vinden