Contionary:magna
Valthungian
Etymology
From Middle Valthungian magn from Old Valthungian magan from Griutungi magan, cf. Gothic magan from Proto-Germanic maganą.
Pronunciation
(Valthungian) IPA: /ˈmɑɡnɑ/
Verb
magna v.i.
- to be able, to have the power or strength to do, can.
Inflection
| Preterit-Present Verb: magna ‘to be capable, can’ | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinitive | Indicative | Subjunctive | ||
| magna | Present | |||
| 1sg. | mag | meǧa | ||
| Present Participle | 2sg. | māt | megis | |
| magnaþs | 3sg. | mag | mage | |
| 1pl. | magum | megim | ||
| Past Participle | 2pl. | maguþ | megiþ | |
| māts | 3pl. | magun | megin | |
| Past | ||||
| Imperative | 1sg. | māta | mǣča | |
| mag | 2sg. | mātas | mǣtis | |
| magaða | 3sg. | māta | māte | |
| magum | 1pl. | mātum | mǣtim | |
| maguþ | 2pl. | mātuþ | mǣtiþ | |
| magunþa | 3pl. | mātun | mǣtin | |