Old Dutch is the set of Franconian dialects (i.e. dialects that
evolved from Frankish) spoken in the Low Countries during the Early Middle Ages,
from around the 6th or 8th to the 12th century. Old Dutch reflects an intermediate
form between Old Saxon and Old High German. Old Dutch 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 an Old Dutch verb
Recently Conjugated Old Dutch verbs
antfliegan,
brinnan,
trosten,
tian,
giargiron,
skeppen,
drincan,
heffen,
avaslan,
ramon,
fehtan,
senden,
radan,
folgon,
bigripan,
farwitan,
flian,
flitan,
smithon,
farbergan,
blithen,
skellan,
gistervan,
copon,
riecan,
witherdrivan,
slappon,
belgan,
antbindan,
witherstridan,
farfaran,
weithinon,
seganon,
senden,
tesamanebindan,
smithon,
bislidan,
haton,
heffen,
farsian,
flietan,
cuman,
lopan,
blithen,
siecon,
reinen,
wunderon,
clivon,
leccon,
utthinsan,