farstotan

Old Dutch

Etymology

From far- +‎ stōtan.

Verb

farstōtan

  1. to push away, to reject, to expel

Inflection

Conjugation of farstōtan (strong class 7)
infinitive farstōtan
indicative present past
1st person singular farstōto, farstōton farstiet
2nd person singular farstōtis farstieti
3rd person singular farstōtit farstiet
1st person plural farstōtun farstieton
2nd person plural farstōtit farstietot
3rd person plural farstōtunt farstieton
subjunctive present past
1st person singular farstōte farstieti
2nd person singular farstōtis farstieti
3rd person singular farstōte farstieti
1st person plural farstōtin farstietin
2nd person plural farstōtit farstietit
3rd person plural farstōtin farstietin
imperative present
singular farstōt
plural farstōtet
participle present past
farstōtandi farstōtan

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: verstôten

Further reading

  • “farstōtan”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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