ezzan

ezzan

Old High German

Etymology

    From Proto-West Germanic *etan, akin to Old Saxon, Old Dutch, and Old English etan, Old Frisian ita, Old Norse eta, Gothic 𐌹𐍄𐌰𐌽 (itan).

    Verb

    ëȥȥan

    1. to eat

    Conjugation

    Conjugation of ëȥȥan (strong class 5)
    infinitive ëȥȥan
    indicative present past
    1st person singular iȥȥu, iȥȥo āȥ
    2nd person singular iȥȥis, iȥȥist āȥi
    3rd person singular iȥȥit āȥ
    1st person plural ëȥȥem, ëȥȥemēs āȥum, āȥumēs
    2nd person plural ëȥȥet āȥut
    3rd person plural ëȥȥant āȥun
    subjunctive present past
    1st person singular ëȥȥe āȥi
    2nd person singular ëȥȥēs, ëȥȥēst āȥīs, āȥīst
    3rd person singular ëȥȥe āȥi
    1st person plural ëȥȥēm, ëȥȥemēs āȥīm, āȥīmēs
    2nd person plural ëȥȥēt āȥīt
    3rd person plural ëȥȥēn āȥīn
    imperative present
    singular iȥ
    plural ëȥȥet
    participle present past
    ëȥȥanti gëȥȥan

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