gereccan – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of gereccan

Infinitive

ġereċċan
ġereċċenne

Participles

Presentġereċċende
Pastġereaht; ġereht

Indicative

Present

1st sing.ġereċċe
2nd sing.ġereċest
3rd sing.ġereċeþ
1st plur.ġereċċaþ
2nd plur.ġereċċaþ
3rd plur.ġereċċaþ

Past

1st sing.ġereahte; ġerehte
2nd sing.ġereahtest; ġerehtest
3rd sing.ġereahte; ġerehte
1st plur.ġereahton; ġerehton
2nd plur.ġereahton; ġerehton
3rd plur.ġereahton; ġerehton

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.ġereċċe
2nd sing.ġereċċe
3rd sing.ġereċċe
1st plur.ġereċċen
2nd plur.ġereċċen
3rd plur.ġereċċen

Past

1st sing.ġereahte; ġerehte
2nd sing.ġereahte; ġerehte
3rd sing.ġereahte; ġerehte
1st plur.ġereahten; ġerehten
2nd plur.ġereahten; ġerehten
3rd plur.ġereahten; ġerehten

Imperative

Singularġereċe
Pluralġereċċaþ

Verbs conjugated like 'gereccan'

gereccan,

Etymology

From ġe- + reċċan.

Sample Sentences

  • late 9th century, translation of Orosius’ History Against the Pagans
  • Sċortlīċe iċ hæbbe nū ġesǣd ymb þā þrīe dǣlas ealles þises middanġeardes; ac iċ wille nū, swā iċ ǣr gehēt, þāra þrēora landrīċa ġemǣre ġereċċan... (I have now spoken about all three of this world's continents in brief; but I will now, as I promised before, relate the borders of the three continents...)
  • c. 992, Ælfric, "SHROVE SUNDAY"
  • Hiericho is ġereht and gehāten 'mona'. (Jericho is interpreted and called moon.")

Cognates

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