suochen – Middle High German verb conjugation

Middle High German verb forms of suochen

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Nominal Forms

Infinitive: suochen
Past Participle: gesuoch(e)t
Present participle: suochende

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

ichsuoche
dusuochest
ërsuochet
wirsuochen
irsuochet
siesuochent

Past

ichsuochete; suochte
dusuochetest; suochtest
ërsuochete; suochte
wirsuocheten; suochten
irsuochetet; suochtet
siesuocheten; suochten

Subjunctive

Present

ichsuoche
dusuochest
ërsuochet
wirsuochen
irsuochet
siesuochen

Past

ichsuochete; suochte
dusuochetest; suochtest
ërsuochete; suochte
wirsuocheten; suochten
irsuochetet; suochtet
siesuocheten; suochten

Imperative

dusuoches
wirsuochen
irsuochet


(du)

(wir)
(ihr)

Etymology

Inherited from Old High German suohhen.

Verbs referencing "suochen"

German, old spelling suchen, Luxembourgish sichen, Cimbrian züuchan, Wymysorys zihia, Wymysorys zihja.

Verbs conjugated like 'suochen'

erbarmen, lëben, lônen, machen, salben, wachen,

Verbs similar to 'suochen'

Nibelungen Lied References

  • (Nibelungenlied 20a:3) durch sînes lîbes sterke. suochte er vremediu lant. He rode to prove his prowess / in many a land around:
  • (Nibelungenlied 43a:3) suochte niuwan strîten. sîn ellenthaftiu hant. There lived afar in Burgundy, / surpassing fair to see:
  • (Nibelungenlied 2333a:4) si vunten daz si suochten. an den ellenden sît. In the stranger warriors / worthy foemen soon found they.
  • (Nibelungenlied 2383a:1) dô suochte der hêrre Dietrîch selbe sîn gewant. Himself did then Sir Dietrich / his armor take in hand,