Contionary:wysskjan

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Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *wunskijan from Proto-Germanic *wunskijaną. Cognate with English wish and German wünschen

Pronunciation

• IPA (Northern Standard): [ˈvysɟɑ̃] [-ə̃]
  • (General Southern) [ˈvysɟə̃]
    • (Méthian) [ˈvysd͡ʒə̃]
    • (Pells) [ˈvyskʲə̃]
  • (Zennland) [ˈvʉs̪kən]
  • (Ésctär) [ˈvys̪kʲən]

Verb

wysskjan weak

1. to wish

   Ik wysskjä wé häd betär knäwen.

   I'd wish we had known [each other] better.

2. (with mid and accusative) to pray for

   Ik wern' mid dénan háliscan bakkomangan wysskjan.

   I will pray for your safe return.

Inflection

Conjugation of wysskjan (weak)
infinitive			(tjó) wysskjan
present infinitive			wysskjend
passive infinitive			wysskjan weran
future infinitive			wysskjan scaweran
gerund			wysskjing
participle			wonskan
verbal noun			wysskjang
person		first singular ik	second singular jou	third singular he, sje, hit, zé	plural wé, jall, jwä, hén
indicative	present	wysskje	wysskjest	wysskjer	wysskjen
	past simple	wysskjde	wysskjdest	wysskjder	wysskjden
	past perfect	wäs / habe wonskan	wärs / hast wonskan	wär / har wonskan	wän / haben wonskan
	future simple	scall wysskjan	scalls wysskjan	scall wysskjan	scallen wysskjan
	future perfect	wer(ne) wysskjan	wers wysskjan	wer wysskjan	wern wysskjan
	plusquamperfect	wor wonskan	wors wonskan	wor wonskan	worn wonskan
	conditional	scoll wysskjan	scolls wysskjan	scoll wysskjan	scoll wysskjan
subjunctive	present	wysskjä	wysskjäst	wysskjär	wysskjän
	past	wysskjdä	wysskjdäst	wysskjdär	wysskjdän
imperative			wysskj	wysskje (zé)	wysskjan

Derived terms

• wynsk
• bewysskjan