cogier

Norman

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin cōgere.

Verb

cogier

  1. to force
  2. to persuade

Conjugation

    Conjugation of the verb cogier in Norman
infinitive cogier
gerund cogeant
auxiliary aveir1
past participle masculine feminine
singular cogié cogie
plural cogiés cogies
singular plural
1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
indicative jeo (j') tu (t') il, elle,
on 		nos vos il, elles
present coge coges coge cogeoms cogiez cogent
imperfect cogeis
cogeos2 		cogeis
cogeos2 		cogeit
cogeot2 		cogioms cogiez cogeient
cogeoent2
preterite cogeai cogeas cogea cogeâmes cogeâtes cogèrent
future cogerai cogeras cogera cogeroms cogerez cogeront
conditional cogereis cogereis cogereit cogerioms cogeriez cogereient
subjunctive que jeo (j') que tu (t') qu'il, qu'elle,
qu'on 		que nos que vos qu'il, qu'elles
present coge coges coge cogioms cogiez cogent
imperfect cogeasse cogeasses cogeât
cogeasse 		cogeassioms cogeassiez cogeassent
imperative — tu — nos vos —
coge cogeoms cogiez
1Used with past participles.
2Archaic or literary forms.
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