komen – Middle High German verb conjugation

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Infinitive: komen
Past Participle: gekom(e)t
Present participle: komende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

Luxembourgish kommen, Hunsrik komme.

(Nibelungenlied 44a:) âventiure wie Sîvrit ze Wormeze kom.
(Nibelungenlied 15a:3) daz kumet vone mannes minne. dû wirdest ein schoene wîp. 'Tis love alone will do it; / thou shalt be man's delight,
(Nibelungenlied 38a:4) dô liebete in dô diu reise. daz si kômen in daz lant. That joyed they o'er the journey / they now had made unto that land.
(Nibelungenlied 61a:1) dô kom der hêrre Sîvrit. dâ er die vrouwen sach. Then came forth Sir Siegfried / where the queen he sought,
(Nibelungenlied 67a:3) ob si iemer wider solten. komen in daz lant. If that they should ever / see more their native land.
(Nibelungenlied 74a:2) von sîden vüregebüege. sus kômen si in daz lant. The saddle-bands were silken. / So came they to the land.
(Nibelungenlied 80a:1) den wirt des hête wunder. vone wanne koemen dar. Thereat the king did wonder / whence were come to him
(Nibelungenlied 90a:1) er kom zuoze in sô nâhen. daz er die recken sach. "He came so near unto them / that he the knights espied,
(Nibelungenlied 90a:3) hier kumet der starc Sîvrit. der helt von Niderlant. 'Here comes the doughty Siegfried, / hero of Netherland.'
(Nibelungenlied 96a:2) er kom von Alprîche. sît in grôze nôt. But into gravest danger / through Alberich he fell,

Middle High German verb forms of komen