begieman – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of begieman

Infinitive

beġīeman
beġīemenne

Participles

Presentbeġīemende
Pastbeġīemed

Indicative

Present

1st sing.beġīeme
2nd sing.beġīemest; beġīemst
3rd sing.beġīemeþ; beġīemþ
1st plur.beġīemaþ
2nd plur.beġīemaþ
3rd plur.beġīemaþ

Past

1st sing.beġīemde
2nd sing.beġīemdest
3rd sing.beġīemde
1st plur.beġīemdon
2nd plur.beġīemdon
3rd plur.beġīemdon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.beġīeme
2nd sing.beġīeme
3rd sing.beġīeme
1st plur.beġīemen
2nd plur.beġīemen
3rd plur.beġīemen

Past

1st sing.beġīemde
2nd sing.beġīemde
3rd sing.beġīemde
1st plur.beġīemden
2nd plur.beġīemden
3rd plur.beġīemden

Imperative

Singularbeġīem
Pluralbeġīemaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'begieman'

begieman,

Etymology

Equivalent to be- + ġīeman.

Sample Sentences

  • Wonders of the East
  • Þǣr wæs timbred on Beles dagum þǣs cinges ⁊ Iobes templ of īsernum ġeweorcum ⁊ of ǣrenum ġeworht. ⁊ on þǣre ylcan stōwe is ēast þanon ēac ōðer templ sunnan hāliġ tō þām is sum ġeþungen ⁊ ġedēfe sacerd tō ġesett, ⁊ hē ðā hofa ġehealdeð ⁊ beġȳmeþ. (There was built in the days of king Belus a temple of Jove, made of iron and of brass. And in the same place to the east, there is another temple that is sacred to the sun, which a pious and gentle priest occupies; and he cares for and looks after the halls.)

Cognates

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