sëhen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: sëhen
Past Participle: gesëhen
Present participle: sëhende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

German, old spelling sehen, Wymysorys zaon.

(Nibelungenlied 12a:3) den ir zwêne arne erkrummen. daz si daz muoste sehen That by two eagles perished; / the cruel sight to see
(Nibelungenlied 18a:1) der was der selbe valke. den si in ire troume sach. He was that same falcon / she saw the dream within
(Nibelungenlied 28a:4) des sach man vile der vremeden. zuoze in rîten in daz lant. That knights were seen full many / from far come pricking to their land.
(Nibelungenlied 34a:3) trunzûne sach man vliegen. vüre den palas dannen. And along before the castle / were splinters seen to fly
(Nibelungenlied 34a:4) dâ sâhen kurzewîle. beidiu wîp unde ouch die manne. From hands of knights a many: / each with other there did vie.
(Nibelungenlied 35a:2) man sach ouch dâ zerbrochen vile manige buckel starc. There was seen all shattered / many a boss well-wrought,
(Nibelungenlied 46a:1) swaz man nâch ire minne. der werbenten sach. Although to win her favor / were many wooers bent,
(Nibelungenlied 61a:1) dô kom der hêrre Sîvrit. dâ er die vrouwen sach. Then came forth Sir Siegfried / where the queen he sought,
(Nibelungenlied 78a:2) ûf jenem sal wîten. hân ich in gesehen. Within that wide hall yonder / with his good knights around
(Nibelungenlied 81a:4) nâch mîneme oeheime Hagene. den sulen wir si sehen lân. And fetch my uncle Hagen: / to him thou shalt the strangers show.

Middle High German verb forms of sëhen