sîn – Middle High German verb conjugation

Middle High German verb forms of sîn

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: sîn; wësen
Past Participle: gesîet; gewësen; gewëst
Present participle: sînde

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

ichbin
dubist
ërist
wirbirn; sîn(t)
irbirt; sît
siesint

Past

ichwas
duwære
ërwas
wirwæren
irwæret
siewæren

Subjunctive

Present

ichsî(e); wëse
dusî(e)st; wësest
ërsî(e); wëse
wirsî(e)n; wësen
irsî(e)t; wëset
siesî(e)n; wësen

Past

ichwase
duwærest
ërwase
wirwæren
irwæret
siewæren

Imperative

dubiss; wis
wirbirn; sînt; sîn
irbirt; sît; wëset


(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

Etymology

Verbs conjugated like 'sîn'

sîn,

Verbs similar to 'sîn'

ern, gân, gên, hân, lân, seln, sîgen, sîhen, stân, stên,

Nibelungen Lied References

  • (Nibelungenlied 1a:1) uns. ist. in alten mæren. wunders vile geseit. To us in olden story / are wonders many told
  • (Nibelungenlied 2a:2) daz in allen landen. niht schoeners mohte sîn. Nor might there be a fairer / than she in all the earth:
  • (Nibelungenlied 13a:3) der valke den dû ziuhest. daz ist ein edel man. "The falcon that thou rearedst, / doth mean a noble spouse:
  • (Nibelungenlied 14a:2) âne recken minne. sô wile ich iemer sîn. Without a knight to woo me, / so will I ever be,
  • (Nibelungenlied 16a:2) ez ist an manigen wîben. vile dicke worden schîn. Fate of many another / dame hath shown full clear
  • (Nibelungenlied 27a:1) swâ man vant decheinen. der ritter solte sîn. Wherever they found any / who knight was fit to be
  • (Nibelungenlied 49a:2) durch ire vile grôzen schoene. von sage ist mir bekant. For sake of all her beauty. / Of her the story tells,
  • (Nibelungenlied 52a:2) âne edeler vrouwen minne. wolte ich iemer sîn. Without the love of woman / would I ever be,
  • (Nibelungenlied 52a:4) swaz ieman reden kunde. des ist decheiner slahte rât. Whate'er be said by any, / I'll keep the selfsame purpose yet."
  • (Nibelungenlied 53a:2) sô bin ich dînes willen. inniclîchen vrô. "Am I of this thy purpose / inwardly full glad,