alædan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of alædan

Infinitive

ālǣdan
ālǣdenne

Participles

Presentālǣdende
Pastālǣded

Indicative

Present

1st sing.ālǣde
2nd sing.ālǣdest; ālǣtst
3rd sing.ālǣdeþ; ālǣtt; ālǣt
1st plur.ālǣdaþ
2nd plur.ālǣdaþ
3rd plur.ālǣdaþ

Past

1st sing.ālǣdde
2nd sing.ālǣddest
3rd sing.ālǣdde
1st plur.ālǣddon
2nd plur.ālǣddon
3rd plur.ālǣddon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.ālǣde
2nd sing.ālǣde
3rd sing.ālǣde
1st plur.ālǣden
2nd plur.ālǣden
3rd plur.ālǣden

Past

1st sing.ālǣdde
2nd sing.ālǣdde
3rd sing.ālǣdde
1st plur.ālǣdden
2nd plur.ālǣdden
3rd plur.ālǣdden

Imperative

Singularālǣd
Pluralālǣdaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'alædan'

alædan,

Verbs similar to 'alædan'

arædan, lædan, abidan, adælan, ætlædan, afæran, afedan, alan, alutan, alyfan,

Etymology

From ā- + lǣdan.

Sample Sentences

  • Ic ālǣdde ðē of lande (I led thee out of the land)
  • Ic eom ālǣded fram lēohte (I am led out from the light)
  • Ðū of foldan fōdder nēatum lǣtest ālǣdan (You let fodder grow from the earth for cattle)
  • Swylce hē of ægerum ūt ālǣde (As if he be brought forth from an egg)
  • Cirus cyning hī āsende eft ongēan tō ludēa lande, þanon þe hī ālǣdde wǣron (King Cyrus sent them off again to the land of the Jews, which they were thence lead away)
  • His bān wǣron eft ālǣded þanon in ðā ceastre Constantinopili (His bones were carried away again thence to the city of Constantinople)
  • Wæs Sc̃e Ōswaldes līchoma ālǣded of Beardanigge (St. Oswald's body was carried away from Bardney)
  • Hē ālǣdde mē fram þām pytte yrmða (He saved me from the pit of misery)
  • Ālǣd mē ūt of þyssum bendum (Lead me out of these bonds)
  • Oþ þæt hine mon on gewitte ālǣde (Until he be led to reason)
  • Ꝥ dysig ðā earman men gedwelaþ and ālǣt of þām rihtan wege (That in foolishness the poor men dwell and educate (them) in the right way)

Cognates

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