adrincan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of adrincan

Infinitive

ādrincan
ādrincenne

Participles

Presentādrincende
Pastādruncen

Indicative

Present

1st sing.ādrince
2nd sing.ādrincst
3rd sing.ādrincþ
1st plur.ādrincaþ
2nd plur.ādrincaþ
3rd plur.ādrincaþ

Past

1st sing.ādranc
2nd sing.ādrunce
3rd sing.ādranc
1st plur.ādruncon
2nd plur.ādruncon
3rd plur.ādruncon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.ādrince
2nd sing.ādrince
3rd sing.ādrince
1st plur.ādrincen
2nd plur.ādrincen
3rd plur.ādrincen

Past

1st sing.ādrunce
2nd sing.ādrunce
3rd sing.ādrunce
1st plur.ādruncen
2nd plur.ādruncen
3rd plur.ādruncen

Imperative

Singularādrinc
Pluralādrincaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'adrincan'

adrincan, acwincan,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *uʀdrinkan. Cognate with German ertrinken. Equivalent to ā- + drincan. See: German, old spelling 'ertrinken'.

Sample Sentences

  • Sē wer ġefēoll of þǣre bryċġe and ādranc on þǣre ēa. (The man fell from the bridge and drowned in the river.)
  • Mē is lēofre þæt iċ ādrince þonne iċ þīnre cumlīðnesse onfō. (I'd rather drown than accept your hospitality.)
  • late 9th century, translation of Orosius’ History Against the Pagans
  • ⁊ R̄omana wæs ān C ⁊ ān M ofslaġen, ⁊ heora sċipa IX ādruncen. (And 1,100 of the Romans were slain, and nine of their ships were sunk.)

Cognates

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