Nominal Forms
Infinitive: kocha
Past participle: gykocht
Verb class: Weak verb
Indicative
Present
| yhy | koch |
| dü | kochst |
| har;ejs;zej | kocht |
| wjyr | kocha |
| jyr | kocht |
| zej | kocha |
Perfect
| yhy | ho gykocht |
| dü | höst gykocht |
| har;ejs;zej | höt gykocht |
| wjyr | hon gykocht |
| jyr | hot gykocht |
| zej | hon gykocht |
Past
| yhy | kocht |
| dü | kochtst |
| har;ejs;zej | kocht |
| wjyr | kochta |
| jyr | kocht |
| zej | kochta |
Pluperfect
| yhy | hot gykocht |
| dü | hotst gykocht |
| har;ejs;zej | hot gykocht |
| wjyr | hota gykocht |
| jyr | hot gykocht |
| zej | hota gykocht |
Future I
| yhy | wa; wȧ kocha |
| dü | wyst kocha |
| har;ejs;zej | wyt kocha |
| wjyr | wan kocha |
| jyr | wat kocha |
| zej | wan kocha |
Future I Perfect
| yhy | wa; wȧ hon gykocht |
| dü | wyst hon gykocht |
| har;ejs;zej | wyt hon gykocht |
| wjyr | wan hon gykocht |
| jyr | wat hon gykocht |
| zej | wan hon gykocht |
Future II
| yhy | zo kocha |
| dü | zost kocha |
| har;ejs;zej | zo kocha |
| wjyr | zuła kocha |
| jyr | zułt kocha |
| zej | zuła kocha |
Conjunctive I
Present
Perfect
| yhy | het gykocht |
| dü | hetst gykocht |
| har;ejs;zej | het gykocht |
| wjyr | heta gykocht |
| jyr | het gykocht |
| zej | heta gykocht |
Conjunctive II
Present
| yhy | wje kocha |
| dü | wjest kocha |
| har;ejs;zej | wje kocha |
| wjyr | wjyn kocha |
| jyr | wjyt kocha |
| zej | wjyn kocha |
Perfect
| yhy | wje hon gykocht |
| dü | wjest hon gykocht |
| har;ejs;zej | wje hon gykocht |
| wjyr | wjyn hon gykocht |
| jyr | wjyt hon gykocht |
| zej | wjyn hon gykocht |
Progressive
| yhy | bej kocha |
| dü | byst kocha |
| har;ejs;zej | ej kocha |
| wjyr | zȧjn kocha |
| jyr | zȧjt kocha |
| zej | zȧjn kocha |
Verbs conjugated like kocha
maha,
kuza,
wota,
boda,
hüsta,
triöema,
troüma,
ziöema,
zoüma,
ahta,
amsa,
aota,
baota,
bȧjhta,
braojcha,
bröta,
bycoła,
bydȧjta,
cu̇maha,
drökka, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Related Verbs
Weak verb
ahta, ȧjła, amsa, aołdyn, aota, ata, ȧtyn, bȧjhta, baota, bȧsułn, batłyn, bawjȧn, bȧwjȧn, bjyźmowȧn, błin, błonkȧn, boda, braojcha, brojyn, bröta, bycoła, bydȧjta, bykłöen, bymin, byriyn, bywundyn, cȧjhnyn, cerowȧn, ćeśȧn, cimentiyn, cu̇maha, cwȧjfułn, cyttyn, dinn, döktyn, drenowȧn, drökka, düdńȧn, düfȧn, dułyn, dwojȧn, dyrcin, dyśȧn, egia, erba, fajła, fała, fehta, filmowȧn, fłücha, fosta
Etymology
From Middle High German kochen, from Old High German kohhōn, from Proto-West Germanic *kokōn (“to cook”), from Late Latin cocō (“to cook”), from Proto-Italic *kʷekʷō (“to cook”), from Proto-Indo-European *pékʷeti (“to be cooking”), from *pekʷ- (“to cook”). See: Middle High German '
kochen', Proto-Italic '
*kʷekʷō', Proto-Indo-European '
*pékʷeti'.
Sample Sentences