widarsahhan
Old High German
Etymology
From widar- (“against”) + sahhan (“to fight”).
Verb
widarsahhan
- to refuse, reject
Conjugation
Conjugation of widarsahhan (strong class 6)
infinitive | widarsahhan | |
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indicative | present | past |
1st person singular | widarsahhu | widarsuohh |
2nd person singular | widarsahhis | widarsuohhi |
3rd person singular | widarsahhit | widarsuohh |
1st person plural | widarsahhem, widarsahhemes | widarsuohhum, widarsuohhumes |
2nd person plural | widarsahhet | widarsuohhut |
3rd person plural | widarsahhant | widarsuohhun |
subjunctive | present | past |
1st person singular | widarsahhe | widarsuohhi |
2nd person singular | widarsahhes | widarsuohhis |
3rd person singular | widarsahhe | widarsuohhi |
1st person plural | widarsahhem, widarsahhemes | widarsuohhim, widarsuohhimes |
2nd person plural | widarsahhet | widarsuohhit |
3rd person plural | widarsahhen | widarsuohhin |
imperative | present | |
singular | widarsahh | |
plural | widarsahhet | |
participle | present | past |
widarsahhanti | giwidarsahhan |
Descendants
- Middle High German: widersachen