pflëgen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: pflëgen
Past Participle: gepflëgen
Present participle: pflëgende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

(Nibelungenlied 3a:1) ir pflâgen drî küninge. edel unde rîche. Three noble lords did guard her, / great as well in might,
(Nibelungenlied 9a:2) Sindolt unde Hûnolt. dise hêrren muosen pflegen. Sindold and Hunold / they tended carefully
(Nibelungenlied 10a:4) Hûnolt was kamerære. si kunden hôher êren pflegen. And Chamberlain was Hunold, / masters all in courtesy.
(Nibelungenlied 11a:3) der die hêrren pflâgen. mit vröuweden al ire leben Found his chiefest pleasure / in the life of chivalry,
(Nibelungenlied 24a:3) sîn pflâgen ouch die wîsen. den êre was bekant. Men ripe in wisdom taught him, / who knew whence honor came.
(Nibelungenlied 37a:1) solicher kurzewîle si pflâgen al den tac. In such merry manner / all day did last the feast.
(Nibelungenlied 39a:2) Sigelint diu rîche. nâch alten siten pflac. Siegelind after old custom / in plenty gave away
(Nibelungenlied 54a:2) der kan mit übermuote. der hôchverte pflegen. He with such haughty bearing / is wont to show his might,
(Nibelungenlied 65a:2) lützel decheiner muoze. ir decheiniu pflac. And rest indeed but little / from busy toil had they,
(Nibelungenlied 112a:2) des mîn vater lange. mit êren hât gepflegen. "What my sire long ruled over / in honor for his folk,

Middle High German verb forms of pflëgen