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'''fraugahálðan''' ''v.st.7 trns.'' | '''fraugahálðan''' ''v.st.7 trns.'' | ||
# to entertain | # to entertain. | ||
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#:: ''I hear the owls shrieking in the night.''--> | #:: ''I hear the owls shrieking in the night.''--> | ||
====Inflection==== | ====Inflection==== | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:11, 11 July 2022
Valthungian
Etymology
From frǭs ‘happy, glad’ (via Middle and Old Valthungian from Griutungi [[Contionary:frǭs; cf. Gothic fraus, from ProtoGermanic frawaz), and gahálðan ‘to keep’ (via Middle and Old Valthungian gahálðan from Griutungi gaháldan, cf. Gothic gahaldan, from ProtoGermanic gahaldaną).
Pronunciation
(Valthungian) IPA: /ˈfrau̯ɡɑˌhɑlðɑn/
Noun
fraugahálðan v.st.7 trns.
- to entertain.
Inflection
| Class 7 Strong Verb: fraugahálðan | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinitive | Indicative | Subjunctive | ||
| fraugahálðan | Present | |||
| 1sg. | fraugahálða | fraugahálða | ||
| Present Participle | 2sg. | fraugahálðis | fraugahálðas | |
| fraugahálðanþs | 3sg. | fraugahálðiþ | fraugahálða | |
| 1pl. | fraugahálðam | fraugahálðam | ||
| Past Participle | 2pl. | fraugahálðiþ | fraugahálðaþ | |
| fraugahálðan | 3pl. | fraugahálðanþ | fraugahálðan | |
| Past | ||||
| Imperative | 1sg. | fraugaheháld | fraugahehélǧa | |
| fraugaháld | 2sg. | fraugahehálst | fraugahehélðis | |
| fraugahálðaða | 3sg. | fraugaheháld | fraugahehálðe | |
| fraugahálðam | 1pl. | fraugahehálðum | fraugahehélðim | |
| fraugahálðiþ | 2pl. | fraugahehálðuþ | fraugahehélðiþ | |
| fraugahálðanþa | 3pl. | fraugahehálðun | fraugahehélðin | |