dunken – Middle High German verb conjugation

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Infinitive: dunken
Past Participle: gedunk(e)t
Present participle: dunkende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

English dunk, German, old spelling dünken, German, old spelling tunken, Cimbrian dunkhan.

(Nibelungenlied 103a:3) er stêt in der gebære. mich dunket wizze Krist. 'Tis seen in all his bearing; / meseems in truth, God wot,
(Nibelungenlied 1304a:1) gewalt des übelen Hagenen. der dûhte si ze starc. Of the might she yet was fearful / of Hagen grim and bold.
(Nibelungenlied 1304a:4) daz dûhte Rüedegêre. in grôzen triuwen getân. Such loving deed and faithful / did touch the heart of Ruediger.
(Nibelungenlied 1327a:3) ir hête entboten Rüedegêr. daz in daz dûhte guot. Message she had from Ruediger / that he well pleased would be,
(Nibelungenlied 1353a:1) si sprach ze der küninginne. swenne iuch nû dunket guot. To the queen then spake the maiden: / "If e'er it pleaseth thee,
(Nibelungenlied 1431a:2) diuhte ez si niht ze verre. sô ladete ich über Rîn. Seemed not too far the journey, / I'd bid from yond the Rhine
(Nibelungenlied 2327a:4) diu rede dûhte Hagenen. von sînem hergesellen guot. What said his faithful comrade, / did please the doughty Hagen well.
(Nibelungenlied 2361a:3) nû hüetet iuch vore Hagene. jâ dunket ez mich guot. To guard thee well from Hagen / indeed me seemeth good,
(Nibelungenlied 2386a:1) jâ ne dunket sich von Berne. der hêrre Dietrîch. "Let ne'er of Bern Sir Dietrich / hold him so high of might
(Nibelungenlied 2389a:1) iuch en dûhte niht der volle. an der vile grôzen nôt. "Seemed then not sufficient / the havoc unto you

Middle High German verb forms of dunken