don – Old Saxon verb conjugation

Old Saxon verb forms of don

Infinitive

dōn

Participles

Presentdōndi
Pastgidōn; dōn

Indicative

Present

1st sing.dōm
2nd sing.dōs
3rd sing.dōd
1st plur.dōth
2nd plur.dōth
3rd plur.dōth

Past

1st sing.deda
2nd sing.dādi
3rd sing.deda
1st plur.dādun
2nd plur.dādun
3rd plur.dādun

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.dōe
2nd sing.dōes
3rd sing.dōe
1st plur.dōen
2nd plur.dōen
3rd plur.dōen

Past

1st sing.dādi
2nd sing.dādis
3rd sing.dādi
1st plur.dādin
2nd plur.dādin
3rd plur.dādin

Imperative

Singulardō
Pluraldōth

Verbs conjugated like don

don,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *dōn. Compare Old English dōn, Old Frisian dwā, dūa, duā, Old Dutch duon, Old High German tuon. See: Old Dutch 'duon'.

Sample Sentences

  • 9th c. Heliand, verse 1456 (Do much good for him,...)
  • 9th c. Heliand, verse 4389-4390 (...in the left hand so put he as well the blessed in the right side..)

Cognates

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