giozan

Old High German

Etymology

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰewd-
Proto-Germanic *geutaną
Proto-West Germanic *geutan
Old High German giozan

    From Proto-West Germanic *geutan, from Proto-Germanic *geutaną, akin to Old English ġēotan.

    Verb

    gioȥan

    1. to pour

    Conjugation

    Conjugation of gioȥan (strong class 2)
    infinitive gioȥan
    indicative present past
    1st person singular giuȥu, giuȥo gouȥ
    2nd person singular giuȥis, giuȥist guȥȥi
    3rd person singular giuȥit gouȥ
    1st person plural gioȥem, gioȥemēs guȥȥum, guȥȥumēs
    2nd person plural gioȥet guȥȥut
    3rd person plural gioȥant guȥȥun
    subjunctive present past
    1st person singular gioȥe guȥȥi
    2nd person singular gioȥēs, gioȥēst guȥȥīs, guȥȥīst
    3rd person singular gioȥe guȥȥi
    1st person plural gioȥēm, gioȥemēs guȥȥīm, guȥȥīmēs
    2nd person plural gioȥēt guȥȥīt
    3rd person plural gioȥēn guȥȥīn
    imperative present
    singular giuȥ
    plural gioȥet
    participle present past
    gioȥanti gigoȥȥan

    Descendants

    • Middle High German: gieȥen
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