Contionary:kennen
Skundavisk
Etymology
From Middle Skundavisk kennen, from Old Skundavisk kennan, kaennian, from Halmisk ᚲᚨᚾᚾᛃᚨᚾ (kannjan), from Proto-Germanic *kannijaną.
Pronunciation
- IPA: /cɛnɘn/
Verb
kennen (mixed, third-person singular simple present kennt, past tense kande, past participle gekand, past subjunctive kænde, auxiliary haven)
- to know
- Ik kenne hin well.
- I know him well.
- Ik kenne hin well.
Inflection
infinitive | kennen | |||
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present participle | kennend | |||
past participle | gekand | |||
auxiliary | haven | |||
indicative | subjunctive | |||
present | ik kenne | wi kennen | ik kenne | wi kennen |
thou kennst | ji kennt | thou kennst | ji kennt | |
hi, si, hit kennt | si, Si kennen | hi, si, hit kenne | si, Si kennen | |
preterit | ik kande | wi kanden | ik kænde | wi kænden |
thou kandest | ji kandet | thou kændest | ji kændet | |
hi, si, hit kande | si, Si kanden | hi, si, hit kænde | si, Si kænden | |
imperative | kenn | kennt (ji) |