beþeccan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of beþeccan

Infinitive

beþeċċan
beþeċċenne

Participles

Presentbeþeċċende
Pastbeþeaht

Indicative

Present

1st sing.beþeċċe
2nd sing.beþeċest
3rd sing.beþeċeþ
1st plur.beþeċċaþ
2nd plur.beþeċċaþ
3rd plur.beþeċċaþ

Past

1st sing.beþeahte
2nd sing.beþeahtest
3rd sing.beþeahte
1st plur.beþeahton
2nd plur.beþeahton
3rd plur.beþeahton

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.beþeċċe
2nd sing.beþeċċe
3rd sing.beþeċċe
1st plur.beþeċċen
2nd plur.beþeċċen
3rd plur.beþeċċen

Past

1st sing.beþeahte
2nd sing.beþeahte
3rd sing.beþeahte
1st plur.beþeahten
2nd plur.beþeahten
3rd plur.beþeahten

Imperative

Singularbeþeċe
Pluralbeþeċċaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'beþeccan'

oferreccan, beþeccan,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *biþakkjan, equivalent to be- + þeċċan.

Sample Sentences

  • Hēo beþeahte hire līchaman mid sċīetan. (She covered her body with a bedsheet.)
  • Snāw beþeahte þā beorgas. (Snow covered the mountains.)
  • Ongunnon him on ūhtan æþelcunde mæġð ġierwan tō ġeonge; wiston gumena ġemōt æþelinges līċ eorðærne biþeaht. (Nobel women started to make themselves ready for the walk on the dawn; meetings of men knew that body of the atheling is covered by earthen-home.) [10th century, The Descent into Hell:]

Cognates

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