ligan

Part of speech: verb
Verb type: strong verb (5)
Present participle: ligands
1. to lie, lie down; 2. to lie, be situated
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *legjan, *legan;OE licȝan (Mod E lie); O Fris lidza; O Sax liggian; Dt liggen; OHG liggen (Mod G liegen); O Icel liggja (Mod Icel ligja); Sw ligga ← Indo-Europ *legh-; Anc Gr λέγω “to lay; to lie (down)”; λέκτρον "bed"; Lat lectus “bed”; O Ir lige “bed”; O Slav лежати “to lie” (Russ лежать)]
Concordance
ligiþ - 3 pers, sing, pres, indicat - Matth. VIII, 6; Luk. II, 34; III, 9; Cor. II, III, 15
lag - 3 pers, sing, p, indicat - Mrk. I, 30; II, 4; Luk. V, 25
ligands - pres.p.- Matth. VIII, 14; IX, 2; XXVII, 52; Mrk. V, 40; VII, 30; Luk. II, 16; Skeirns. III, 10
Paradigm

4.1.1.5. (a)

V class infinitive preterite singular preterite plural past participle
normal grade normal grade lengthened grade normal grade
i/ă -i- -a- -ē- -i-
additional element of vowel gradation for this class is any consonant, except sonant, e.g. -b-, -h-, etc. i + b = ib a + b = ab ē + b = ēb i + b = ib
to give giban gab (gaf) gēbum gibans
i + h = aih [-ɛ-] a + h = ah ē + h = ēh i + h = aih [-ɛh-]
to see saíƕan
[-ɛ-]
s sēƕum
[-ē-]
saíƕans
[-ɛ-]

See the complete paradigm of the conjugation of strong verbs