undarhuggian

Old Saxon

Etymology

From undar- +‎ huggian.

Verb

undarhuggian

  1. To understand.

Conjugation

Conjugation of undarhuggian (weak class 3)
infinitive undarhuggian
indicative present past
1st person singular undarhuggiu undarhogda
2nd person singular undarhugges undarhogdes
3rd person singular undarhugged undarhogda
plural undarhuggiad undarhogdun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular undarhuggie undarhogdi
2nd person singular undarhuggies undarhogdis
3rd person singular undarhuggie undarhogdi
plural undarhuggien undarhogdin
imperative present
singular undarhoge
plural undarhuggiad
participle present past
undarhuggiandi undarhogd
Conjugation of undarhuggian (weak class 1)
infinitive undarhuggian
indicative present past
1st person singular undarhuggiu undarhugida
2nd person singular undarhugis undarhugides
3rd person singular undarhugid undarhugida
plural undarhuggiad undarhugidun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular undarhuggie undarhugidi
2nd person singular undarhuggies undarhugidis
3rd person singular undarhuggie undarhugidi
plural undarhuggien undarhugidin
imperative present
singular undarhugi
plural undarhuggiad
participle present past
undarhuggiandi undarhugid
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