dienen – Middle High German verb conjugation

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Infinitive: dienen
Past Participle: gedient
Present participle: dienende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

German, old spelling dienen, Cimbrian diinan.

(Nibelungenlied 6a:2) in dieneten von ire landen. vile stolziu ritterschaft. Their father's name was Dankrat, / a man of mickle might.
(Nibelungenlied 31a:3) daz si den tumben dieneten. als in was êr getân. Did wait upon the younger, / as once for them was done.
(Nibelungenlied 37a:3) si dieneten nâch der gâbe. die man dâ rîche vant. But sang to win the presents / dealt out with bounteous hand;
(Nibelungenlied 99a:1) er muose im swern eide. er dienete im sô sîn kneht. "An oath he had to swear him, / he'd serve him as his slave;
(Nibelungenlied 114a:3) dem sol ez allez dienen. die liute unde ouch diu lant. To him shall all be subject, / the folk and eke the land."
(Nibelungenlied 115a:4) diu dienent uns von rehte. ze niemanne sint si baz bewant. Of right they call us master, / and better they to none belong."
(Nibelungenlied 126a:3) wir sulen iu gerne dienen. ich unde die mâge mîn. Full gladly we'll attend thee, / I and all friends of mine."
(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 1316a:4) si hêten ir sô gedienet. daz si es in müese danken sider. Upon her had they waited / as faithful unto her they were.
(Nibelungenlied 1335a:4) die vrouwen dienen kunden. die muosen lîden ungemach. Those skilled in lady's service, / —little there the rest they had.

Middle High German verb forms of dienen