thwan

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þwahaną.

Verb

thwān

  1. to wash, to clean

Conjugation

Conjugation of thwān (strong class 6 irregular, Verner alternation)
infinitive thwān
indicative present past
1st person singular thwā, thwān thwuog
2nd person singular thwās thwuogi
3rd person singular thwāt thwuog
1st person plural thwān thwuogon
2nd person plural thwāt thwuogot
3rd person plural thwānt thwuogon
subjunctive present past
1st person singular thwā thwuogi
2nd person singular thwās thwuogi
3rd person singular thwā thwuogi
1st person plural thwān thwuogin
2nd person plural thwāt thwuogit
3rd person plural thwān thwuogin
imperative present
singular thwā
plural thwāt
participle present past
thwāndi githwān, githwagan

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: dwâen

Further reading

  • “thwān”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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