Contionary:laghen

Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk laghen, from Old Skundavisk lahhan, hlahhan, from Halmisk hlahhan, hlahian, from Proto-Germanic *hlahjaną. The /i/ of hlahian fell early in Halmisk by analogy with other class 6 strong verbs, hence the absence of i-umlaut.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /laχɘn/

Verb

laghen (class 6 strong, third-person singular simple present læght, past tense loogh, past participle gelaghen, past subjunctive løghe, auxiliary haven)

1. to laugh

   Wi looghen seer loud.

   We laughed very loud.

Inflection

infinitive		laghen
present participle		laghend
past participle		gelaghen
auxiliary		haven
	indicative		subjunctive
present	ik laghe	wi laghen	ik laghe	wi laghen
	thou læghst	ji laght	thou læghst	ji laght
	hi, si, hit læght	si, Si laghen	hi, si, hit laghe	si, Si laghen
preterit	ik loogh	wi looghen	ik løghe	wi løghen
	thou looghst	ji looght	thou løghest	ji løghet
	hi, si, hit loogh	si, Si looghen	hi, si, hit løghe	si, Si løghen
imperative	lagh	laght (ji)