friessen – Luxembourgish verb conjugation

Nominal Forms

Infinitive friessen
Past participle gefriess

Cognates

Indicative

Present

ech	friessen
du	frëss
hien;si;hatt;et	frësst
mir	friessen
dir	friesst
si	friessen

Preterite

Perfect

ech	hu gefriess
du	hues gefriess
hien;si;hatt;et	huet gefriess
mir	hu gefriess
dir	hutt gefriess
si	hu gefriess

Pluperfect

ech	hat gefriess
du	has gefriess
hien;si;hatt;et	hat gefriess
mir	hate gefriess
dir	hat gefriess
si	hate gefriess

Future I

ech	wäert friessen
du	wäerts friessen
hien;si;hatt;et	wäert friessen
mir	wäerte friessen
dir	wäert friessen
si	wäerte friessen

Future II

ech	wäert gefriess hunn
du	wäerts gefriess hunn
hien;si;hatt;et	wäert gefriess hunn
mir	wäerte gefriess hunn
dir	wäert gefriess hunn
si	wäerte gefriess hunn

Conjunctive

Compound Conjunctive II

ech	géif friessen
du	géifs friessen
hien;si;hatt;et	géif friessen
mir	géife friessen
dir	géift friessen
si	géife friessen

Conjunctive II Perfect

ech	hätt gefriess
du	häss gefriess
hien;si;hatt;et	hätt gefriess
mir	hätte gefriess
dir	hätt gefriess
si	hätte gefriess

Simple Conjunctive II

ech	fréiss
du	fréiss
hien;si;hatt;et	fréiss
mir	fréissen
dir	fréisst
si	fréissen

Imperative

Singular	friess
Plural	friesst

Verbs conjugated like friessen

afriessen, ausfriessen, erafriessen, friessen, opfriessen, ufriessen, vergiessen, zerfriessen,

Translations

Etymology

From Middle High German vrëȥȥen, from Old High German frëȥȥan, from Proto-Germanic *fraetaną. Cognate with German fressen, Dutch vreten, fretten, English fret. See: Middle High German 'vrëȥȥen', Old High German 'frëȥȥan', Proto-Germanic '*fraetaną', German, old spelling 'fressen', Dutch 'vreten', English 'fret'.

Verbs referencing "friessen"

Hunsrik fresse.