asundrian – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of asundrian

Infinitive

āsundrian
āsundrienne

Participles

Presentāsundriende
Pastāsundrod

Indicative

Present

1st sing.āsundriġe
2nd sing.āsundrast
3rd sing.āsundraþ
1st plur.āsundriaþ
2nd plur.āsundriaþ
3rd plur.āsundriaþ

Past

1st sing.āsundrode
2nd sing.āsundrodest
3rd sing.āsundrode
1st plur.āsundrodon
2nd plur.āsundrodon
3rd plur.āsundrodon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.āsundriġe
2nd sing.āsundriġe
3rd sing.āsundriġe
1st plur.āsundriġen
2nd plur.āsundriġen
3rd plur.āsundriġen

Past

1st sing.āsundrode
2nd sing.āsundrode
3rd sing.āsundrode
1st plur.āsundroden
2nd plur.āsundroden
3rd plur.āsundroden

Imperative

Singularāsundra
Pluralāsundriaþ

Etymology

Equivalent to ā- + sundrian.

Sample Sentences

  • On ðām ðriddan dæġe ūre drihten ġegaderode ðā sǣlīċan ȳða fram ðǣre eorðan brādnysse. Sēo eorðe wæs æt fruman eall unġesewenlīċ forðām ðe hēo eall wæs mid ȳðum oferðeht, ac God hī āsyndrode fram ðām sǣlīċum ȳðum on hyre āgenne stede. (On the third day, our Lord gathered the waves of the sea from the surface of the earth. At first the ground was invisible because it was all covered with waves, but God separated it from the waves of the sea into its own place.) [c. 1000, Ælfric of Eynsham, transl., Hexameron of St. Basil:]

Cognates

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