to stretch out
Etymology
[← uf prep + *rakjan v “to stretch; to extend” ← Prot-Germ *rakjan; OE reccan, reccean; O Sax rekkian; Dt rekken; OHG rekken, recken (Mod G recken); Icel rekja ← Indo-Europ *reġ-; cf Anc Gr ὀρέγω “to reach (out), stretch”; Lat regere “to rule, govern”]
Concordance
ufrakjai - 3 pers, sing, p, optat - Cor. I, VII, 18
ufrakida - 3 pers, sing, p, indicat - Mrk. III, 5; Luk. VI, 10
ufrakei - 2 pers, sing, imper - Mrk. III, 5; Luk. VI, 10
ufrakjands - pres.p.- Matth. VIII, 3; Mrk. I, 41; Luk. V, 13
ufrakida - 3 pers, sing, p, indicat - Mrk. III, 5; Luk. VI, 10
ufrakei - 2 pers, sing, imper - Mrk. III, 5; Luk. VI, 10
ufrakjands - pres.p.- Matth. VIII, 3; Mrk. I, 41; Luk. V, 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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