wësen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: wësen
Past Participle: gewësen
Present participle: wësende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

(Nibelungenlied 3a:4) diu vrouwe was ire swester die helde hêten si in ire pflegen. The lady was their sister / and lived beneath the princes' care.
(Nibelungenlied 5a:1) die hêrren wâren milte. von arte hôch erboren. At Worms amid their warriors / they dwelt, the Rhine beside,
(Nibelungenlied 5a:3) dâ ze den Burgonden. sô was ire lant genant. Who till their days were ended / maintained them high in state.
(Nibelungenlied 7a:1) die drî küninge wâren als ich gesaget hân. In truth were these three rulers, / as I before did say,
(Nibelungenlied 7a:2) von vile hôhem ellene. in wâren undertân. Great and high in power, / and homage true had they
(Nibelungenlied 8a:1) daz was von Tronege Hagene. unde ouch der bruoder sîn. There was of Tronje Hagen, / and of that princely line
(Nibelungenlied 10a:1) Dancwart der was marschalc. dô was der neve sîn. Dankwart he was Marshal; / his nephew, then, Ortwein
(Nibelungenlied 10a:3) Sindolt der was schenke. ein wætlîcher degen. Sindold was Cup-bearer, / a stately thane was he,
(Nibelungenlied 10a:4) Hûnolt was kamerære. si kunden hôher êren pflegen. And Chamberlain was Hunold, / masters all in courtesy.
(Nibelungenlied 18a:1) der was der selbe valke. den si in ire troume sach. He was that same falcon / she saw the dream within

Middle High German verb forms of wësen