hobbel – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of hobbel

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to hobbel
Participle: hobbelled
Gerund: hobbelling

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ihobbel
youhobbel
he;she;ithobbels
wehobbel
youhobbel
theyhobbel

Perfect

Ihave hobbelled
youhave hobbelled
he;she;ithas hobbelled
wehave hobbelled
youhave hobbelled
theyhave hobbelled

Past

Ihobbelled
youhobbelled
he;she;ithobbelled
wehobbelled
youhobbelled
theyhobbelled

Pluperfect

Ihad hobbelled
youhad hobbelled
he;she;ithad hobbelled
wehad hobbelled
youhad hobbelled
theyhad hobbelled

Future

Iwill hobbel
youwill hobbel
he;she;itwill hobbel
wewill hobbel
youwill hobbel
theywill hobbel

Future Perfect

Iwill have hobbelled
youwill have hobbelled
he;she;itwill have hobbelled
wewill have hobbelled
youwill have hobbelled
theywill have hobbelled

Subjunctive

Present

Ihobbel
youhobbel
he;she;ithobbel
wehobbel
youhobbel
theyhobbel

Perfect

Ihave hobbelled
youhave hobbelled
he;she;ithave hobbelled
wehave hobbelled
youhave hobbelled
theyhave hobbelled

Imperfect

Ihobbelled
youhobbelled
he;she;ithobbelled
wehobbelled
youhobbelled
theyhobbelled

Pluperfect

Ihad hobbelled
youhad hobbelled
he;she;ithad hobbelled
wehad hobbelled
youhad hobbelled
theyhad hobbelled

Conditional

Present

Iwould hobbel
youwould hobbel
he;she;itwould hobbel
wewould hobbel
youwould hobbel
theywould hobbel

Perfect

Iwould have hobbelled
youwould have hobbelled
he;she;itwould have hobbelled
wewould have hobbelled
youwould have hobbelled
theywould have hobbelled

Imperative

youhobbel
weLet's hobbel
youhobbel

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam hobbelling
youare hobbelling
he;she;itis hobbelling
weare hobbelling
youare hobbelling
theyare hobbelling

Perfect

Ihave been hobbelling
youhave been hobbelling
he;she;ithas been hobbelling
wehave been hobbelling
youhave been hobbelling
theyhave been hobbelling

Past

Iwas hobbelling
youwere hobbelling
he;she;itwas hobbelling
wewere hobbelling
youwere hobbelling
theywere hobbelling

Pluperfect

Ihad been hobbelling
youhad been hobbelling
he;she;ithad been hobbelling
wehad been hobbelling
youhad been hobbelling
theyhad been hobbelling

Future

Iwill be hobbelling
youwill be hobbelling
he;she;itwill be hobbelling
wewill be hobbelling
youwill be hobbelling
theywill be hobbelling

Future Perfect

Iwill have been hobbelling
youwill have been hobbelling
he;she;itwill have been hobbelling
wewill have been hobbelling
youwill have been hobbelling
theywill have been hobbelling

Conditional

Present

Iwould be hobbelling
youwould be hobbelling
he;she;itwould be hobbelling
wewould be hobbelling
youwould be hobbelling
theywould be hobbelling

Perfect

Iwould have been hobbelling
youwould have been hobbelling
he;she;itwould have been hobbelling
wewould have been hobbelling
youwould have been hobbelling
theywould have been hobbelling

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'hobbel'

abet, abhor, abut, acquit, admit, affrap, allot, alum, amel, amit, anagram, anvil, apparel, aret, arret, assot, astun, attrap, augur, avel, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'hobbel'

corbel, gobbet, hobble, hostel, housel, hovel, howel, bobbar, bobble, bowel,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • The horses were hobbelled, and turned out to graze, a sufficient supply of fuel was soon procured from the quantity of dried wood that was strewed about, and a fire lighted to prepare their tea. [1864, Hamilton Graeme:]
  • Pouget says : "The centralism which, in other countries, kills labor's initiative and hobbels the autonomy of the syndicates, disgusts the French working class; and it is that spirit of autonomy and federalism (initiative and solidarity) and which is the essence of the industrial society of the future, which gives to French syndicalism a profound revolutionary phase." [1910, Algie Martin Simons, Charles H. Kerr, The International Socialist Review - Volume 10, page 819:]
  • Having hobbelled our horses, that eagerly fed on the luxuriant grass surrounding them, we crossed the river in a canoe which had been scooped by Mr. Manton 's servants from the solid trunk of a " water gum" tree, (Eucalyptus sp.) and was capable of carrying four or six persons. [1967, Wanderings in new south wales - Volume 1, page 187:]