felhaną – Proto-Germanic verb conjugation

Proto-Germanic verb forms of felhaną

Active Voice

Indicative Present

1st sing.felhō
2nd sing.filhizi
3rd sing.filhidi
1st dualfelhōz
2nd dualfelhadiz
1st plur.felhamaz
2nd plur.filhid
3rd plur.felhandi

Indicative Past

1st sing.falh
2nd sing.falht
3rd sing.falh
1st dualfulgū
2nd dualfulgudiz
1st plur.fulgum
2nd plur.fulgud
3rd plur.fulgun

Subjunctive Present

1st sing.felhaų
2nd sing.felhaiz
3rd sing.felhai
1st dualfelhaiw
2nd dualfelhaidiz
1st plur.felhaim
2nd plur.felhaid
3rd plur.felhain

Subjunctive Past

1st sing.fulgį̄
2nd sing.fulgīz
3rd sing.fulgī
1st dualfulgīw
2nd dualfulgīdiz
1st plur.fulgīm
2nd plur.fulgīd
3rd plur.fulgīn

Imperative

2nd sing.felh
3rd sing.felhadau
2nd dualfelhadiz
2nd plur.filhid
3rd plur.felhandau

Passive Voice

Indicative

1st sing.felhai
2nd sing.felhazai
3rd sing.felhadai
1st plur.felhandai
2nd plur.felhandai
3rd plur.felhandai

Subjunctive

2nd sing.felhaizau
3rd sing.felhaidau
1st plur.felhaindau
2nd plur.felhaindau
3rd plur.felhaindau

Participles

Presentfelhandz
Pastfulganaz

Etymology

1. Unknown. Possibly:
2. * If the sense “to go, enter” is original, related to *fulgāną (“to follow”), for which Kroonen reconstructs a Germanic-only root *pelk- (cf. Kroonen (2013), p. 159, s.v. *fulgēn-).
3. * If “to conceal” is original, related to Old Prussian pelkis (“cloak”), from an extension *pel-k- of Proto-Indo-European *pel- (“to cover, wrap; skin, cloth”).
4. * A merger of two similar roots.

Verbs referencing "felhaną"

Icelandic fela, Dutch velen, English feal, Old English feolan, Proto-Germanic fulgāną, Old Swedish fiæla, Danish fjæle, Norwegian befale.

Cognates

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