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strong class 3

2 headwords in this class, from 2 records in the source data. The table below is a complete paradigm from geondyrnan; every member is listed further down.

Class
strong class 3
Headwords
2
Source records
2
Entries online
1 of 2
Representative
geondyrnan · verb

Conjugation of geondyrnan

Conjugation of geondyrnan
PresentPast
Indicative
1st singular ġeondyrneġeondarn
2nd singular ġeondyrnestġeondurne
3rd singular ġeondyrneþġeondarn
Plural ġeondyrnaþġeondurnon
Subjunctive
Singular ġeondyrneġeondurne
Plural ġeondyrnenġeondurnen
Non-finite forms of geondyrnan
Form
Infinitive ġeondyrnan
Inflected infinitive tō ġeondyrnenne
Imperative singular ġeondyrn
Imperative plural ġeondyrnaþ
Present participle ġeondyrnende
Past participle ġeondurnenġeġeondurnen

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