zittaron

Old High German

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *titrōną, whence also Old Norse titra.

Verb

zittarōn

  1. to tremble, shake

Conjugation

Conjugation of zittarōn (weak class 2)
infinitive zittarōn
indicative present past
1st person singular zittarōm, zittarōn zittarōta
2nd person singular zittarōs, zittarōst zittarōtōs, zittarōtōst
3rd person singular zittarōt zittarōta
1st person plural zittarōm, zittarōmēs zittarōtum, zittarōtumēs
2nd person plural zittarōt zittarōtut
3rd person plural zittarōnt zittarōtun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular zittaro zittarōti
2nd person singular zittarōs, zittarōst zittarōtīs
3rd person singular zittaro zittarōti
1st person plural zittarōm, zittarōmēs zittarōtīm, zittarōtīmēs
2nd person plural zittarōt zittarōtīt
3rd person plural zittarōn zittarōtīn
imperative present
singular zittaro
plural zittarōt
participle present past
zittarōnti gizittarōt

Descendants

  • Middle High German: zitern, zittern
    • German: zittern
      • → Middle Dutch: tzitteren [15th c.]
    • → Middle Low German: sēteren, setteren, z-
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