gesælan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of gesælan

Infinitive

ġesǣlan
ġesǣlenne

Participles

Presentġesǣlende
Pastġesǣled

Indicative

Present

1st sing.ġesǣle
2nd sing.ġesǣlest; ġesǣlst
3rd sing.ġesǣleþ; ġesǣlþ
1st plur.ġesǣlaþ
2nd plur.ġesǣlaþ
3rd plur.ġesǣlaþ

Past

1st sing.ġesǣlde
2nd sing.ġesǣldest
3rd sing.ġesǣlde
1st plur.ġesǣldon
2nd plur.ġesǣldon
3rd plur.ġesǣldon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.ġesǣle
2nd sing.ġesǣle
3rd sing.ġesǣle
1st plur.ġesǣlen
2nd plur.ġesǣlen
3rd plur.ġesǣlen

Past

1st sing.ġesǣlde
2nd sing.ġesǣlde
3rd sing.ġesǣlde
1st plur.ġesǣlden
2nd plur.ġesǣlden
3rd plur.ġesǣlden

Imperative

Singularġesǣl
Pluralġesǣlaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'gesælan'

gesælan,

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • late 9th century, King Alfred's translation of Pope Gregory's Pastoral Care
  • Ac hit mæġ ēaðe ġesǣlan, ġif wē him swelc secgað, ðæt hīe ēac mid ūs ðā ōðre tǣlen, and hīe ðonne eft hira selfra ġescamiġe, ðonne hīe ġemunað ðæt hīe ðæt ilce dōð ðæt hīe on ðǣm ōðrum tǣldon. (It can easily happen that, if we tell them such things, they will also join us in blaming the others, and afterwards be ashamed of themselves, remembering that they do the same that they blamed in the others.)
  • Hwæþere mē ġesǣlde þæt ic mid sweorde ofsloh / niceras nigene. (Anyway, it happened that with my sword I killed nine sea-monsters. (Beowulf, ll. 574-5))

Cognates

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