bayser – Middle French verb conjugation

Middle French verb forms of bayser

Infinitive

bayser

Gerund

baysant

Participles

Presentbaysant
Pastbaysé

Indicative

Present

1st sing.bayse
2nd sing.bayses
3rd sing.bayse
1st plur.baysons
2nd plur.baysez
3rd plur.baysent

Imperfect

1st sing.baysois; baysoys
2nd sing.baysois; baysoys
3rd sing.baysoit; baysoyt
1st plur.baysions; baysyons
2nd plur.baysiez; baysyez
3rd plur.baysoient; baysoyent

Past Historic

1st sing.baysa
2nd sing.baysas
3rd sing.baysa
1st plur.baysasmes
2nd plur.baysastes
3rd plur.bayserent

Future

1st sing.bayserai; bayseray
2nd sing.bayseras
3rd sing.baysera
1st plur.bayserons
2nd plur.bayserez
3rd plur.bayseront

Conditional

1st sing.bayserois; bayseroys
2nd sing.bayserois; bayseroys
3rd sing.bayseroit; bayseroyt
1st plur.bayserions; bayseryons
2nd plur.bayseriez; bayseryez
3rd plur.bayseroient; bayseroyent

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.bayse
2nd sing.bayses
3rd sing.bayse
1st plur.baysons
2nd plur.baysez
3rd plur.baysent

Imperfect

1st sing.baysasse
2nd sing.baysasses
3rd sing.baysast
1st plur.baysassions
2nd plur.baysassiez
3rd plur.baysassent

Imperative

2nd sing.bayse
1st plur.baysons
2nd plur.baysez

Etymology

Old French baisier, from Latin basio (“to kiss”) See: Old French 'baisier', Latin 'basio'.

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