lëben – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: lëben
Past Participle: gelëb(e)t
Present participle: lëbende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

German, old spelling leben, Alemannic German läbe.

(Nibelungenlied 17a:2) sît lebete diu vile guote. vile manigen lieben tac. And many a day the maiden / lived right happily,
(Nibelungenlied 42a:1) sît daz noch beide lebeten. Sigemunt unde Sigelint. While that they both were living, / Siegmund and Siegelind,
(Nibelungenlied 68a:2) lebete iemen übermüeter des en was niht nôt. It were a task all bootless / to seek for knights more bold
(Nibelungenlied 1306a:4) unde wile iu iemer dienen. die wîle wir beide leben megen. "And to the end I'll ever / thus faithful unto thee remain.
(Nibelungenlied 1315a:2) den boten soliche gâbe. daz si wole mohten leben.
(Nibelungenlied 1400a:4) man gesach nie küninges degene. sô rehte vroelîche leben. Right merrily the warriors / of the monarch saw ye live.
(Nibelungenlied 1417a:3) noch decheiniu tiurer lebete. des jach man ir vüre wâr. That gave with freer bounty, / that held they without fear.
(Nibelungenlied 1449a:2) si vuoren guotes rîche. unde mohten schône leben. "Here might ye guests and kinsmen / in plenty long maintain
(Nibelungenlied 2315a:3) durch Rüedegêres liebe. daz lebete noch sîn lîp. And if the faithful Ruediger / still his life might keep,
(Nibelungenlied 2358a:2) dô ne lebete ouch nû niht mêre. der Dietrîches manne. Of Dietrich's men no longer / lived there ever one.

Middle High German verb forms of lëben