aþencan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of aþencan

Infinitive

āþenċan
āþenċenne

Participles

Presentāþenċende
Pastāþōht

Indicative

Present

1st sing.āþenċe
2nd sing.āþenċest; āþencst
3rd sing.āþenċeþ; āþencþ
1st plur.āþenċaþ
2nd plur.āþenċaþ
3rd plur.āþenċaþ

Past

1st sing.āþōhte
2nd sing.āþōhtest
3rd sing.āþōhte
1st plur.āþōhton
2nd plur.āþōhton
3rd plur.āþōhton

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.āþenċe
2nd sing.āþenċe
3rd sing.āþenċe
1st plur.āþenċen
2nd plur.āþenċen
3rd plur.āþenċen

Past

1st sing.āþōhte
2nd sing.āþōhte
3rd sing.āþōhte
1st plur.āþōhten
2nd plur.āþōhten
3rd plur.āþōhten

Imperative

Singularāþenċ
Pluralāþenċaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'aþencan'

aþencan,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *uzþankijan. Cognate with Old High German irdenken (German erdenken). Equivalent to ā- + þenċan. See: German, old spelling 'erdenken'.

Sample Sentences

  • The Dialogues of Solomon and Saturn
  • Hwelċ mann āþōhte ǣrest mid sylh tō erienne? (Which person first thought of plowing the ground with a plow?)
  • Mīn sōþung is þæt iċ hit āþōhte! (My proof is that I made it up!)

Cognates

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