beatan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of beatan

Infinitive

bēatan
bēatenne

Participles

Presentbēatende
Past(ġe)bēaten

Indicative

Present

1st sing.bēate
2nd sing.bīetst
3rd sing.bīett; bīet
1st plur.bēataþ
2nd plur.bēataþ
3rd plur.bēataþ

Past

1st sing.bēot; beoft
2nd sing.bēote; beofte
3rd sing.bēot; beoft
1st plur.bēoton; beofton
2nd plur.bēoton; beofton
3rd plur.bēoton; beofton

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.bēate
2nd sing.bēate
3rd sing.bēate
1st plur.bēaten
2nd plur.bēaten
3rd plur.bēaten

Past

1st sing.bēote; beofte
2nd sing.bēote; beofte
3rd sing.bēote; beofte
1st plur.bēoten; beoften
2nd plur.bēoten; beoften
3rd plur.bēoten; beoften

Imperative

Singularbēat
Pluralbēataþ

Verbs conjugated like 'beatan'

beatan,

Verbs similar to 'beatan'

behatan, betan, breatan, geatan, ahatan, bacan, bætan, batian, beagian, began,

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *bautan, from Proto-Germanic *bautaną. See: Proto-Germanic '*bautaną'.

Sample Sentences

  • Stormas þǣr stānclifu bēotan, þǣr him stearn oncwæð īsiġfeþera; ful oft þæt earn biġeal, ūriġfeþra; nǣniġ hlēomǣga fēasċeaftiġ ferð fēran meahte. (Storms there beat stone-cliffs, where an icy-feathered bird answered 'em; that wet-feathered eagle yelled full oft; no wretched soul of shelter-kinsmen could go forth.) [10th century, The Seafarer:]

Cognates

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