taster – Old French verb conjugation

Old French verb forms of taster

Infinitive

taster
avoir tasté

Gerund

en tastant

Participles

Presenttastant
Pasttasté

Indicative

Present

1st sing.tast
2nd sing.tastes
3rd sing.taste
1st plur.tastons
2nd plur.tastez
3rd plur.tastent

Imperfect

1st sing.tastoie; tasteie; tastoe; tasteve
2nd sing.tastoies; tasteies; tastoes; tasteves
3rd sing.tastoit; tasteit; tastot; tasteve
1st plur.tastiiens; tastiens
2nd plur.tastiiez; tastiez
3rd plur.tastoient; tasteient; tastoent; tastevent

Preterite

1st sing.tastai
2nd sing.tastas
3rd sing.tasta
1st plur.tastames
2nd plur.tastastes
3rd plur.tasterent

Future

1st sing.tasterai
2nd sing.tasteras
3rd sing.tastera
1st plur.tasterons
2nd plur.tasteroiz; tastereiz; tasterez
3rd plur.tasteront

Conditional

1st sing.tasteroie; tastereie
2nd sing.tasteroies; tastereies
3rd sing.tasteroit; tastereit
1st plur.tasteriiens; tasteriens
2nd plur.tasteriiez; tasteriez
3rd plur.tasteroient; tastereient

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.tast
2nd sing.taz
3rd sing.tast
1st plur.tastons
2nd plur.tastez
3rd plur.tastent

Imperfect

1st sing.tastasse
2nd sing.tastasses
3rd sing.tastast
1st plur.tastissons; tastissiens
2nd plur.tastissoiz; tastissez; tastissiez
3rd plur.tastassent

Imperative

2nd sing.taste
1st plur.tastons
2nd plur.tastez

Verbs conjugated like taster

taster,

Etymology

From a late Vulgar Latin *tastāre, from contraction of *taxitāre, iterative of Late Latin taxāre, from Classical Latin tangō (“to touch”). Compare Catalan and Occitan tastar, Italian tastare. See: Latin 'tangō'.

Verbs referencing "taster"

English taste, Middle French taster, Dutch tasten, German, old spelling tasten, Italian tastare, French tâter, Valencian tastar, Occitan tastar, Friulian tastâ, Luxembourgish taaschten.

Sample Sentences

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