findan

Part of speech: verb
Verb type: strong verb (3)
1. to find, discover; 2. to obtain, acquire; 3. to experience, endure; 4. to invent, devise; 5. to determine (also fyndan)
Etymology
[Mod E FINDProt-Germ *fenþan; Goth finþan; O Fris finda; O Sax findan, fīthan; Dt vinden; OHG findan (Mod G finden); Icel, Sw finna ← Indo-Europ *pent-, *pont-; cf Sanskr pánthā- “way; path; direction”; Avest раntā̊ “way; path”; Anc Gr πόντος „ზღვა“; πάτος “way; path”; Lat pōns, pontis “bridge”; O Prus pintis “way”; O Slav пѫть “way” (Russ путь)]
Paradigm

4.1.3. - III class

III class infinitive past tense singular past tense plural past participle
to tie, bind bindan band, bond bundon bunden
to help, assist helpan healp hulpon holpen
to cut; to cut down ceorfan cearf curfon corfen
to fight, combat feohtan feaht fuhton fohten
to pay; to repay ȝieldan ȝeald ȝuldon ȝolden
to shake; to swing breȝdan bræȝd bruȝdon broȝden, breȝden
to ask, inquire friȝnan, frínan fræȝn fruȝnon, frúnon fruȝnen, frúnen