to lose
Etymology
[← fra- pref + *liusan v (← Prot-Germ *leusan “to lose, cease to have“); OE forléosan “to lose; to abandon; to let go etc“ (cf Mod E forlorn); O Fris forliāsa “to lose”; O Sax farliosan “to lose; to waste”; Dt verliezen “to lose”; OHG firliosan “to lose; to abandon, leave” (Mod G verlieren) ← Indo-Europ *leu-; cf Anc Gr λυω “to loose, loosen; to untie”; Lat luere “to expiate; to pay, disburse”]
Concordance
fraliusiþ - 3 pers, sing, pres, indicat - Luk. XV, 8
fraliusands - pres.p.- Luk. XV, 4
fralaus - 3 pers, sing, p, indicat - Luk. XV, 9
fralusans - p.p.- Luk. XV, 4; XV, 6; XV, 24; XV, 32; XIX, 10; Jhn. VI, 27
fraliusands - pres.p.- Luk. XV, 4
fralaus - 3 pers, sing, p, indicat - Luk. XV, 9
fralusans - p.p.- Luk. XV, 4; XV, 6; XV, 24; XV, 32; XIX, 10; Jhn. VI, 27
Paradigm
4.1.1.2.
II class | infinitive | preterite singular | preterite plural | past participle |
normal grade | normal grade | zero grade | zero grade | |
i/ă | -i- | -a- | zero | zero |
additional element of vowel gradation for this class is [-u-] | i + u = iu | a + u = au | zero + u = u | zero + u = u |
to bow, bend | biugan | baug | bugum | bugans |
to prove, test; to choose | kiusan | kaus | kusum | kusans |
to pull, draw, drag | tiuhan | tauh [-au-] |
tauhum [-o-] |
tauhans [-o-] |
See the complete paradigm of the conjugation of strong verbs
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