sagen – Middle High German verb conjugation

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Infinitive: sagen
Past Participle: gesaget; gesact
Present participle: sagende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

Inherited from Old High German sagēn.

German, old spelling sagen, Alemannic German säge, Luxembourgish soen, Wymysorys ziöen, Wymysorys zuön, Wymysorys zuø̄n.

(Nibelungenlied 1a:1) uns. ist. in alten mæren. wunders vile geseit. To us in olden story / are wonders many told
(Nibelungenlied 1a:4) von küener recken strîtenne. müget ir nû wunder hoeren sagen. Of keenest warriors meeting, / shall ye now many a wonder know.
(Nibelungenlied 7a:1) die drî küninge wâren als ich gesaget hân. In truth were these three rulers, / as I before did say,
(Nibelungenlied 7a:3) ouch die bezzisten recken. von den man hât gesaget. Eke of knights the boldest / and best that e'er were known,
(Nibelungenlied 13a:1) den troum si dô sagete. ire muoter. Uoten. The dream then to her mother / Queen Ute she told,
(Nibelungenlied 14a:1) waz saget ir mir von manne. vile liebiu muoter mîn. "Of spouse, O darling mother, / what dost thou tell to me?
(Nibelungenlied 21a:3) dâ von man iemer mêre. mac singen unde sagen. How he grew up in honor, / and how fair he was to see:
(Nibelungenlied 22a:2) man mohte michel wunder. von Sîvriden sagen. Yet how the knightly virtues / to him native were!
(Nibelungenlied 28a:1) von der hôchgezîte. man mohte wunder sagen. Of this high time of revelry / might I great wonders tell.
(Nibelungenlied 44a:2) er hôrte sagen mære. wie ein schoeniu meit.

Middle High German verb forms of sagen