sprëchen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Infinitive: sprëchen
Past Participle: gesprochen
Present participle: sprëchende

(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

German, old spelling sprechen, Luxembourgish spriechen.

(Nibelungenlied 15a:1) nû ne versprich ez niht ze sêre. sprach ire muoter dô. "Forswear it not so rashly," / her mother then replied.
(Nibelungenlied 48a:4) dô sprach der hêrre Sîvrit. sô wile ich Kriemhilten nemen. Then spoke the noble Siegfried: / "In sooth fair Kriemhild shall it be,
(Nibelungenlied 52a:1) dô sprach der starke Sîvrit. vile lieber vater mîn. Then said the doughty Siegfried: / "O father dear to me,
(Nibelungenlied 53a:1) sît dû niht wile erwinden. sprach der küninc dô. "Since thou wilt not give over," / the king in answer said,
(Nibelungenlied 55a:1) waz mac uns daz gewerren. sprach dô Sîvrit. "Shall we by that be hindered?" / outspake Siegfried then;
(Nibelungenlied 56a:1) dô sprach der vürste Sigemunt. dîn rede diu ist mir leit. "I grieve to hear thy purpose," / said Siegmund the king;
(Nibelungenlied 57a:2) sô sprach der küninc Sigemunt. daz ist mir wole geseit. Spake King Siegmund further, / "to me hath oft been said.
(Nibelungenlied 58a:1) des en ist mir niht ze muote. sprach dô Sîvrit. "No wish," then answered Siegfried, / "it ever was of mine,
(Nibelungenlied 61a:2) wider sîne muoter guotlîche er sprach. And to his weeping mother / thus gently spake his thought:
(Nibelungenlied 63a:1) sît dû niht wilt erwinden. sprach dô Sigelint. "Since thou wilt not give over," / Siegelind then replied,

Middle High German verb forms of sprëchen