dreopan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of dreopan

Infinitive

drēopan
drēopenne

Participles

Presentdrēopende
Past(ġe)dropen

Indicative

Present

1st sing.drēope
2nd sing.drīepst
3rd sing.drīepþ
1st plur.drēopaþ
2nd plur.drēopaþ
3rd plur.drēopaþ

Past

1st sing.drēap
2nd sing.drupe
3rd sing.drēap
1st plur.drupon
2nd plur.drupon
3rd plur.drupon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.drēope
2nd sing.drēope
3rd sing.drēope
1st plur.drēopen
2nd plur.drēopen
3rd plur.drēopen

Past

1st sing.drupe
2nd sing.drupe
3rd sing.drupe
1st plur.drupen
2nd plur.drupen
3rd plur.drupen

Imperative

Singulardrēop
Pluraldrēopaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'dreopan'

dreopan,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *dreupan (“to hang down, drop”).

Sample Sentences

Cognates

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