prenre

Norman

Etymology

From Old French prendre, from Latin prehendere (“to take”).

Verb

prenre

  1. (continental) to take
    Il prend le cat d’od lei.
    He takes the cat with him.

Conjugation

    Conjugation of the verb prenre in Norman
infinitive prenre
gerund prenaunt
auxiliary avaer1
past participle masculine feminine
singular prens prense
plural prens prenses
singular plural
1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
indicative jeo (j') tu (t') il, elle,
on 		nos vos il, elles
present prens prens prent prenoums prenaez prennent
imperfect preneis preneis preneis prenioums preniaez preneient
preterite prins prins print prînmes prîntes prîntent
future prenrai prenras prenra prenroums prenraez prenraient
conditional prenreis prenreis prenreit prenrioums prenriaez prenreient
subjunctive que jeo (j') que tu (t') qu'il, qu'elle,
qu'on 		que nos que vos qu'il, qu'elles
present prenne (or prenge) prennes (or prenges) prenne (or prenge) prenioums (or prengioums) preniaez (or prengiaez) prennent (or prengent)
imperfect prinsse prinsses puinsse prinssioums prinssiaez prîntent
imperative — tu — nos vos —
prens prenoums prenaez
1Used with past participles.
2Archaic or literary forms.
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