gahamōn

Part of speech: verb

Verb type: weak verb (2)

to put on clothes; to clothe oneself

Etymology

[← ga- pref + *hamōn v “to clothe” ← Prot-Germ *ham-; cf OE ham, hama “garment; covering”; OHG hamo “fishhook”; O Icel hamr “skn; shape, form” (Mod Icel hamur “skin”)]

Concordance

gahamoþ - 2 pers, pl, imper - Rom. XIII, 14; Ephes. IV, 24; VI, 11; Coloss. III, 10; III, 12
gahamon - inf- Cor. I, XV, 53
gahamoþs - p.p.- Galat. III, 27; Thessal. I, V, 8
jag-gahamoþ = jah (vid jah cj) + gahamoþ - Ephes. IV, 24

Paradigm

4.2.2. 2nd class weak verbs (verbs with –ōn ending)

II class	infinitive	preterite singular	preterite plural	past participle
to salve, anoint	salbōn	salbōda	salbōdēdum	salbōþs
to fish	fiskōn	fiskōda	fiskōdēdum	fiskōþs
to repent	idreigōn	idreigōda	idreigōdēdum	idreigōþs

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