Nominal Forms
Infinitive: legen; leggen
Past Participle: geleget
Present participle: legende
Cognates
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Indicative
Present
| ich | lege |
| du | legest |
| ër | leget |
| wir | legen |
| ir | leget |
| sie | legent |
Past
| ich | legete |
| du | legetest |
| ër | legete |
| wir | legeten |
| ir | legetet |
| sie | legeten |
Subjunctive
Present
| ich | lege |
| du | legest |
| ër | leget |
| wir | legen |
| ir | leget |
| sie | legen |
Past
| ich | legete |
| du | legetest |
| ër | legete |
| wir | legeten |
| ir | legetet |
| sie | legeten |
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German legen, leggen, from Proto-Germanic *lagjaną. See: Proto-Germanic '
*lagjaną'.
Verbs referencing "legen"
German, old spelling
legen.
Verbs similar to 'legen'
leggen,
liegen,
ligen,
regen,
bâgen,
biegen,
denen,
fliegen,
heben,
heven,
Nibelungen Lied References
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(Nibelungenlied 29a:4) vile der edeln steine. die vrouwen leiten in daz golt. And many a stone full precious / those ladies laid within the gold,