utgietan

Old Dutch

Etymology

From ūt +‎ gietan.

Verb

ūtgietan

  1. to pour out
  2. to express one's emotions
  3. to slip away

Inflection

Conjugation of ūtgietan (strong class 2)
infinitive ūtgietan
indicative present past
1st person singular gieto ūt, gieton ūt gōt ūt
2nd person singular giutis ūt guti ūt
3rd person singular giutit ūt gōt ūt
1st person plural gietun ūt guton ūt
2nd person plural gietit ūt gutot ūt
3rd person plural gietunt ūt guton ūt
subjunctive present past
1st person singular giete ūt guti ūt
2nd person singular gietis ūt guti ūt
3rd person singular giete ūt guti ūt
1st person plural gietin ūt gutin ūt
2nd person plural gietit ūt gutit ūt
3rd person plural gietin ūt gutin ūt
imperative present
singular giet ūt, giut ūt
plural gietet ūt
participle present past
ūtgietandi ūtgotan, ūtgigotan

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: uutgieten, utegieten
    • Dutch: uitgieten

Further reading

  • “ūtgietan”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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