dréoȝan

Part of speech: verb
Verb type: strong verb (2)
1. to perform, fulfil, make; 2. to endure, bear; to suffer; 3. to enjoy; 4. to fight
Etymology
[Mod E DREEProt-Germ *dreugan; Goth driugan “to wage war, fight”; Icel drýgja “to commit, perpetrate”; ← Indo-Europ *dhreugh-; cf Lith draũgas “friend”; O Slav дроугъ “friend” (Russ друг); дроужина “team, retinue; circle of friends” (Russ дружина); Lat drungus “troops, army”; O Ir drong “crowd, throng” ← presumably from Germanic]
Paradigm

4.1.2. - II class

II class infinitive past tense singular past tense plural past participle
to fly fléoȝan fléaȝ, fléah fluȝon floȝen
to choose, select céosan céas curon coren
to pull, draw, drag téon téah tuȝon toȝen
to bow; to bend búȝan béaȝ, béah buȝon boȝen