Nominal Forms
Infinitive goen
Past participle gaangen
Cognates
-
Indicative
Present
| ech | ginn |
| du | gees |
| hien;si;hatt;et | geet |
| mir | ginn |
| dir | gitt |
| si | ginn |
Preterite
| ech | goung |
| du | goungs |
| hien;si;hatt;et | goung |
| mir | goungen |
| dir | goungt |
| si | goungen |
Perfect
| ech | si gaangen |
| du | bass gaangen |
| hien;si;hatt;et | ass gaangen |
| mir | si gaangen |
| dir | sidd gaangen |
| si | si gaangen |
Pluperfect
| ech | war gaangen |
| du | waars gaangen |
| hien;si;hatt;et | war gaangen |
| mir | ware gaangen |
| dir | waart gaangen |
| si | ware gaangen |
Future I
| ech | wäert goen |
| du | wäerts goen |
| hien;si;hatt;et | wäert goen |
| mir | wäerte goen |
| dir | wäert goen |
| si | wäerte goen |
Future II
| ech | wäert gaangen sinn |
| du | wäerts gaangen sinn |
| hien;si;hatt;et | wäert gaangen sinn |
| mir | wäerte gaangen sinn |
| dir | wäert gaangen sinn |
| si | wäerte gaangen sinn |
Conjunctive
Compound Conjunctive II
| ech | géif goen |
| du | géifs goen |
| hien;si;hatt;et | géif goen |
| mir | géife goen |
| dir | géift goen |
| si | géife goen |
Conjunctive II Perfect
| ech | wier gaangen |
| du | wiers gaangen |
| hien;si;hatt;et | wier gaangen |
| mir | wiere gaangen |
| dir | wiert gaangen |
| si | wiere gaangen |
Simple Conjunctive II
| ech | géing |
| du | géings |
| hien;si;hatt;et | géing |
| mir | géingen |
| dir | géingt |
| si | géingen |
Verbs conjugated like goen
agoen,
ausgoen,
begoen,
dergéintgoen,
dertëschentgoen,
dohigoen,
duerchgoen,
duergoen,
ëmgoen,
ënnergoen,
entgoen,
eragoen,
erausgoen,
eriwwergoen,
erofgoen,
eropgoen,
erugoen,
ervirgoen,
ewechgoen,
goen, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Translations
Etymology
1. From Middle High German gān, from Old High German gān, gēn, from Proto-West Germanic *gān.
2. The 2nd and 3rd persons singular of the present have -ee- from northern Old High German -ei-, in keeping with the Proto-Germanic irregular conjugation. The same alternation is found throughout Central Franconian as well as in Limburgish and Low German. The infinitive is from gān, while the other present forms are from gēn. This latter alternation is confined to westernmost Moselle Franconian. See: Middle High German '
gān'.
Verbs referencing "goen"
English
go, Hunsrik
gehn.
Sample Sentences