lyer – Middle French verb conjugation

Middle French verb forms of lyer

Infinitive

lyer

Gerund

lyant

Participles

Presentlyant
Pastlyé

Indicative

Present

1st sing.lye
2nd sing.lyes
3rd sing.lye
1st plur.lyons
2nd plur.lyez
3rd plur.lyent

Imperfect

1st sing.lyois; lyoys
2nd sing.lyois; lyoys
3rd sing.lyoit; lyoyt
1st plur.lyions; lyyons
2nd plur.lyiez; lyyez
3rd plur.lyoient; lyoyent

Past Historic

1st sing.lya
2nd sing.lyas
3rd sing.lya
1st plur.lyasmes
2nd plur.lyastes
3rd plur.lyerent

Future

1st sing.lyerai; lyeray
2nd sing.lyeras
3rd sing.lyera
1st plur.lyerons
2nd plur.lyerez
3rd plur.lyeront

Conditional

1st sing.lyerois; lyeroys
2nd sing.lyerois; lyeroys
3rd sing.lyeroit; lyeroyt
1st plur.lyerions; lyeryons
2nd plur.lyeriez; lyeryez
3rd plur.lyeroient; lyeroyent

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.lye
2nd sing.lyes
3rd sing.lye
1st plur.lyons
2nd plur.lyez
3rd plur.lyent

Imperfect

1st sing.lyasse
2nd sing.lyasses
3rd sing.lyast
1st plur.lyassions
2nd plur.lyassiez
3rd plur.lyassent

Imperative

2nd sing.lye
1st plur.lyons
2nd plur.lyez

Etymology

From Old French lier. See: Old French 'lier'.

Sample Sentences

  • mais, par autant qu'il avoit les bras lyez dedans, il ne povoit rien prendre à manger (but at the same time, he had his hands tied up; he couldn't pick up anything to eat it) [1532, François Rabelais, Pantagruel:]

Cognates

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