waien

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *wāan.

Verb

wāien

  1. to blow (of wind)

Conjugation

Conjugation of wāien (strong class 7 irregular / weak class 1)
infinitive wāien
indicative present past
1st person singular wāio, wāion wiew, wāida
2nd person singular wāies wiewi, wāidos
3rd person singular wāiet wiew, wāida
1st person plural wāiun wiewun, wāidon
2nd person plural wāiet wiewut, wāidot
3rd person plural wāiunt wiewun, wāidon
subjunctive present past
1st person singular wāie wiewi, wāidi
2nd person singular wāiis wiewi, wāidis
3rd person singular wāie wiewi, wāidi
1st person plural wāiin wiewin, wāidin
2nd person plural wāiit wiewit, wāidit
3rd person plural wāiin wiewin, wāidin
imperative present
singular wāi
plural wāiet
participle present past
wāiendi wāiet, giwāiet

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: wâyen
    • Dutch: waaien
    • Limburgish: wèjje

Further reading

  • “wāion”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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