craien

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *krāan (“to crow, shout”).

Verb

crāien

  1. to crow

Inflection

Conjugation of crāien (strong class 7 irregular / weak class 1)
infinitive crāien
indicative present past
1st person singular crāio, crāion criew, crāida
2nd person singular crāies criewi, crāidos
3rd person singular crāiet criew, crāida
1st person plural crāiun criewun, crāidon
2nd person plural crāiet criewut, crāidot
3rd person plural crāiunt criewun, crāidon
subjunctive present past
1st person singular crāie criewi, crāidi
2nd person singular crāiis criewi, crāidis
3rd person singular crāie criewi, crāidi
1st person plural crāiin criewin, crāidin
2nd person plural crāiit criewit, crāidit
3rd person plural crāiin criewin, crāidin
imperative present
singular crāi
plural crāiet
participle present past
crāiendi crāiet, gicrāiet

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: crâyen
    • Dutch: kraaien

Further reading

  • “kraion”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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