anagan

Old Dutch

Etymology

From ana- +‎ gān.

Verb

anagān

  1. to go, to walk
  2. to undergo, to suffer

Inflection

Conjugation of anagān (strong class 7 irregular, suppletive)
infinitive anagān
indicative present past
1st person singular gā ana, gān ana gienc ana
2nd person singular gēs ana giengi ana
3rd person singular gēt ana gienc ana
1st person plural gān ana giengon ana
2nd person plural gāt ana giengot ana
3rd person plural gānt ana giengon ana
subjunctive present past
1st person singular gā ana giengi ana
2nd person singular gās ana giengi ana
3rd person singular gā ana giengi ana
1st person plural gān ana giengin ana
2nd person plural gāt ana giengit ana
3rd person plural gān ana giengin ana
imperative present
singular gā ana
plural gāt ana
participle present past
anagāndi anagigān, anagigangan

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: āengâen

Further reading

  • “anagān”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012
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