Middle Dutch is a collective name for a number of closely related
West Germanic dialects whose ancestor was Old Dutch. It was
spoken and written between 1150 and 1500. Middle Dutch mostly retained the Old Dutch verb system;
it distinguished strong, weak and preterite-present verbs as the three main inflectional
classes. Verbs were inflected in present and past tense, and in three moods: indicative,
subjunctive and imperative.
Conjugate a Middle Dutch verb
Recently Conjugated Middle Dutch verbs
spannen,
clieven,
slapen,
springen,
roepen,
derschen,
hulen,
soeken,
duren,
schriden,
winden,
duken,
soeken,
clingen,
clagen,
hellen,
stelen,
swelgen,
clemmen,
sugen,
clemmen,
duren,
dwinen,
bleken,
enden,
grimmen,
slaen,
graven,
dienen,
swemmen,
bidden,
dwingen,
seven,
singen,
enden,
blusschen,
swelgen,
delven,
kiesen,
ademen,
copen,
helsen,
niesen,
honen,
leren,
bliken,
seven,
dringen,
gomen,
sniden,