to tempt, seduce; to lead astray, mislead; to deceive
Etymology
[← aírzeis a “erroneous; led astray, deceived”; OE irsian, iersian “to make angry, anger; to be angry”; O Sax irrian “to embarrass; to confuse”; irron “to make a mistake; to sin”; OHG irren “to make a mistake; to lead astray”; irrēn “to wander”]
Concordance
airzeiþ - 3 pers, sing, pres, indicat - Jhn. VII, 12
airzjands - pres.p.- Matth. XXVII, 63; Cor. II, VI, 8; Tim. II, III, 13
airzjands - pres.p.- Matth. XXVII, 63; Cor. II, VI, 8; Tim. II, III, 13
Paradigm
4.2.1. (a)
I class | infinitive | preterite singular | preterite plural | past participle |
to save | nasjan | nasida | nasidedum | nasiþs |
to seek | sokjan | sokida | sokidedum | sokiþs |
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