rîten – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: rîten
Past Participle: gerîten
Present participle: rîtende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

(Nibelungenlied 24a:1) vile selten âne huote. man rîten lie daz kint. In youth they let him never / without safe escort ride;
(Nibelungenlied 28a:4) des sach man vile der vremeden. zuoze in rîten in daz lant. That knights were seen full many / from far come pricking to their land.
(Nibelungenlied 57a:3) wellen aber wir mit recken. rîten in daz lant. But if with knightly escort / thither thou wilt ride,
(Nibelungenlied 71a:2) riten die vile küenen. allez ire gewant. Did come the keen knights riding. / Bright shone many a band
(Nibelungenlied 72a:2) unde lieht ire helme. dâ ze hove reit. And brightly shone their helmets / as thus to court did ride
(Nibelungenlied 85a:4) swannen si joch riten. si sint vile hôhe gemuot. No matter whence they journey, / high-hearted men in truth they are."
(Nibelungenlied 88a:1) dâ der helt aleine. âne alle helfe reit. "As once alone the hero / rode without company,
(Nibelungenlied 103a:4) ez en sîn niht kleiniu mære. dâr umbe er her geriten ist. The tale is worth the hearing / that this bold knight has hither brought."
(Nibelungenlied 138a:1) swenne die küninge rîche. riten in ire lant. Whene'er the kings so mighty / rode o'er their broad domain,
(Nibelungenlied 138a:3) dâ mit reit ouch Sîvrit. daz was den vrouwen leit. With them abroad rode Siegfried, / which grieved those ladies sore:

Middle High German verb forms of rîten