jëhen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: jëhen
Past Participle: gejëhen
Present participle: jëhende

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(Nibelungenlied 108a:1) ouch hôrte ich iu selben. der degenheite jehen. "Thyself have I heard also / high praised for knightly worth;
(Nibelungenlied 108a:3) des jihet iu vile der liute. über elliu disiu lant. Thus speak of thee the people / in all the lands around.
(Nibelungenlied 1360a:3) daz ir jâhen êre die Ètzelen manne. To be held in honor / by Etzel's men each one:
(Nibelungenlied 1378a:3) die jâhen daz vrouwe Helche. niht schoener kunde sîn. They deemed that Lady Helke / did boast not fairer face.
(Nibelungenlied 1417a:1) die vremeden unde die kunden. die jâhen dâ zehant. To stranger and to native / full well she soon was known,
(Nibelungenlied 1417a:3) noch decheiniu tiurer lebete. des jach man ir vüre wâr. That gave with freer bounty, / that held they without fear.
(Nibelungenlied 1430a:4) ich hoere mîn die liute. niuwan vüre ellende jehen. That here I live a stranger, / oft I hear the people say."
(Nibelungenlied 2372a:2) dô ir mich vriuntschefte. den helden hôrtet jehen. For thou didst hear me friendship / unto these knights declare,
(Nibelungenlied 2385a:4) man sol daz hiute kiesen. wem man des bezzisten müge jehen. To-day be full decided / who may the prize for valor bear!
(Nibelungenlied 2394a:1) dô sprach der küninc von Rîne. si jâhen wolten tragen. Then spake the King of Rhineland: / "Ruediger to bear away

Middle High German verb forms of jëhen