hyrian – Old English verb conjugation

Old English verb forms of hyrian

Infinitive

hyrian
hyrienne

Participles

Presenthyriende
Past(ġe)hyred

Indicative

Present

1st sing.hyrie
2nd sing.hyrest
3rd sing.hyreþ
1st plur.hyriaþ
2nd plur.hyriaþ
3rd plur.hyriaþ

Past

1st sing.hyrede
2nd sing.hyredest
3rd sing.hyrede
1st plur.hyredon
2nd plur.hyredon
3rd plur.hyredon

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.hyrie
2nd sing.hyrie
3rd sing.hyrie
1st plur.hyrien
2nd plur.hyrien
3rd plur.hyrien

Past

1st sing.hyrede
2nd sing.hyrede
3rd sing.hyrede
1st plur.hyreden
2nd plur.hyreden
3rd plur.hyreden

Imperative

Singularhyre
Pluralhyriaþ

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *hurjan, *harjan, from Proto-Germanic *hurjaną, *harjaną. Related to Old High German antharōn, anterōn, antrōn (“to imitate”), Old Norse herma (“to report, tell, imitate”), Old High German anthara, antera (“imitator, actress”).

Sample Sentences

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