wiʒʒen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: wiʒʒen
Past Participle: gewiʒʒen; gewist; gewëst
Present participle: wiʒʒende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

(Nibelungenlied 17a:3) daz si ne wesse niemen. den minnen wolte ire lîp. Ere good knight saw she any / whom she would wish to woo.
(Nibelungenlied 100a:1) noch weiz ich an im mêre. daz mir ist bekant. "Still know I more about him, / that has to me been told.
(Nibelungenlied 103a:3) er stêt in der gebære. mich dunket wizze Krist. 'Tis seen in all his bearing; / meseems in truth, God wot,
(Nibelungenlied 129a:3) daz hête verscholet sîn ellen. ir sulet wole wizzen daz. His might respect did merit, / ye may full well know that.
(Nibelungenlied 135a:1) unde wesse er daz in sæhe. die er in herzen truoc. And knew he she was gazing / whom in his heart he bore,
(Nibelungenlied 1327a:1) disiu mære ouch wiste. diu schoene Gotelint. The tidings now knew likewise / Lady Gotelinde fair.
(Nibelungenlied 1353a:2) ich weiz wole daz iz gerne. mîn lieber vater tuot. Well know I that my father / dear full willingly
(Nibelungenlied 1403a:2) dô ne kunde niemen wizzen. wole des volkes aht. Tell the tale of people / no mortal ever might,
(Nibelungenlied 1448a:1) die boten niene wessen. wâ von daz was getân. Thereat did rage full sorely / Tronje's doughty thane:
(Nibelungenlied 2408a:1) dô wesse wole hêrr Dietrîch. daz der küene man. Then knew full well Sir Dietrich / that the warrior keen

Middle High German verb forms of wiʒʒen