Contionary:heaé
Anrish
Etymology
From the Middle Anrish contronym thægn, from Old Anrish sægana ("to speak, say") and þægana ("to not speak, be silent"), from Proto-Germanic *sagjaną and *þagjaną, respectively.
Pronunciation
(Anrish) IPA: /he̯aˈe/
Verb
heaé (runic:‧ᚼᛆᛁᛖᛌ‧)
- To express non-verbally, communicate tacitly
Inflection
| Case | indefinite singular | definite singular |
|---|---|---|
| Common | heaé | heaée |
| Dative | heaéi | heaéne |
| Genitive | heaéð | heaeé |
| Active | Non-past indicative | Non-past subjunctive | Past indicative | Past subjunctive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | hea | heao | heaes | heaesi |
| 2 | heað | heaeð | heaesuð | heaesið |
| 3 | heá | heaé | heaesú | heaesí |
| Passive | Non-past indicative | Non-past subjunctive | Past indicative | Past subjunctive |
| 1 | heae | heaeo | heaese | heaeseo |
| 2 | heaðe | heaeðo | heaesaðe | heaeseðo |
| 3 | heane | heaeno | heaesane | heaeseno |