Old Auregan/strong verbs
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Strong verbs
There are several strong verbs. The most important ones are noted here:
class one
- beswîcan - beswêac - beswicon - beswicon (to collapse)
- bîtan - bêat - biton - gebiton (to bite)
- blîcan - blêac - blicon - geblicon (to seem)
- belîƀan - belêaf - beliƀon - beliƀon (to stay)
- drîƀan - drêaf - driƀon - gedriƀon (to drive, go)
- glîdan - glêad - glidon - geglidon (to glide)
- grîpan - grêap - gripon - gegripon (to grasp)
- lîþan - lêaþ - lidon - gelidon (to sail)
- lîcan - lêac - licon - gelicon (to resemble)
- rîdan - rêad - ridon - geridon (to drive, to ride)
- rîsan - rêas - rison - gerison (to rise)
- scînan - scêan - scinon - gescinon (to shine)
- scîtan - scêat - sciton - gesciton (to shit)
- scrîƀan - scrêaf - scriƀon - gescriƀon (to write)
- slîpan - slêap - slipon - geslipon (to grind)
- slîtan - slêat - sliton - gesliton (to tear, to wear down)
- smîtan - smêat - smiton - gesmiton (to smite)
- snîþan - snêaþ - snidon - gesnidon (to cut)
- splîtan - splêat - spliton - gespliton (to split)
- strîdan - strêad - stridon - gestridon (to fight)
- swîgan - swêag - swigon - geswigon (to be silent)
- wîcan - wêac - wicon - gewicon (to yield, to recede, to disappear)
- wîtan - wêat - witon - gewiton (to blame)
- wîsan - wêas - wison - gewison (to point)
class two
- bîodan - bôad - budon - gebodon (to offer)
- beran - bar - bâron - geboron (to bear, to carry)
- befelan - befal - befâlon - befolon (to order)
- brecan - brac - brâcon - gebrocon (to break)
- bûgan - bôag - bugon - gebogon (to bend)
- bewegan - bewag - bewâgon - bewogon (to move)
- cîosan - côas - curon - gecoron (to chose)
- drûpan - drôap - drupon - gedropon (to drip)
- dûcan - dôac - ducon - gedocon (to dive)
- forlîosan - forlôas - forluron - forloron (to lose)
- flîogan - flôag - geflogon (to fly)
- frîosan - frôas - fruron - gefroron (to freeze)
- getan - gat - gâton - gegoton (to pour)
- ginêtan - ginât - ginôtan (to enjoy)
- lêgan - lâg - gilôgan (to lie)
- scêtan - scât - giscôtan (to shoot)
- sêdan - sâd - gisôdan (to sow)
- slûtan - slât - gislôtan (to close)
- sprêcan - sprâc- gisprôcan (to speak)
- stêcan - stâc - gistôcan (to prick, to sting)
- stêlan - stâl - gistôlan (to steal)
- sûpan - sâp - gisôpan (to swig)
- sûgan - sâg - gisôgan (to suck)
- swêran - swâr - giswôran (to swear)
- tûnan - tân - gitônan (to show)
- wêgan - wâg - giwôgan (to weigh)
- weggan - wâg - giwôgan (to blow, to flutter, to fan)
class three
- biginnan - bigan - bigôs (to begin)
- bindan - band - gibôndan (to bind)
- cinnan
- côn: côs - gicôs (to know)
- can: can - gicôs (to be able to)
- clincan - clanc - giclôncan (to sound)
- climman - clam - giclômman (to climb)
- crimpan - cramp - gicrômpan (to shrink)
- dirfan - darf - gidôrs (to dare)
- drincan - dranc - gidrôncan (to drink)
- dwingan - dwang - gidwôngan (to force)
- hilpan - halp - gihôlpan (to help)
- milcan - malc - gimôlcan (to milk)
- môgan - mah - gimôgan (to may)
- môtan - mat - gimôs (to have to)
- nimman - nam - ginômman (to take)
- sincan - sanc - gisôncan (to sink)
- sindan - sand - gisôndan (to send)
- singan - sang - gisôngan (to sing)
- smiltan - smalt - gismôltan (to melt)
- spinnan - span - gispônnan (to spin)
- springan - sprang - gisprôngan (to jump)
- stincan - stanc - gistôncan (to smell bad)
- stirfan - starf - gistôrfan (to die)
- swillan - swal - giswôllan (to swell)
- swimman - swam - giswômman (to swim)
- tincan - tanc - gitôncan (to appear)
- fihtan - faht - gifôhtan (to fight)
- findan - fand - gifôndan (to find)
- flihtan - flaht - giflôhtan (to fleed)
- willan - wal - giwôllan (to want)
- windan - wand - giwôndan (to wind)
- winnan - wan - giwônnan (to win)
- wirpan - warp - giwôrpan (to throw)
class four
- êtan - ât - ginêtan (to eat)
- bêdan - bâd - gibêdan (to pray)
- firgêtan - firgât - firgêtan (to forget)
- firêtan - firât - firêtan (to fret, to grub)
- gêfan - gâf - gigêfan (to give, to donate)
- ginêsan - ginâs - ginêsan (to heal)
- lêsan - lâs - gilêsan (to read)
- mêtan - mât - gimêtan (to measure)
class five
- bikôman - bikôm/biquam - bikôman (to get, to receive)
- drâgan - drôg - gidrâgan (to carry)
- fâran - fôr - gifâran (to sail, to fare)
- frâgan - frôg - gifrâgan (to ask)
- gâgan - gôg - gigâgan (to hunt)
- grâfan - grôf - gigrâfan (to dig)
- kôman - kôm/quam - gikôman (to come)
- lâdan - lôd - gilâdan (to load)
- râdan - rôd - girâdan (to guess)
class six
- baccan - bêc - gibaccan (to bake)
- blâsan - blês - giblâsan (to blow)
- briwwan - brêw - gibriwwan (to brew)
- dôn - dêd - gidôn (to do)
- fallan - fêl - gifallan (to fall)
- fangan - fêng - gifangan (to catch)
- hâldan - hêld - gihâldan (to make it, to keep)
- hangan - hêng - gihangan (to hang)
- heitan - hêt - giheitan (to be named)
- lâtan - lêt - gilâtan (to let)
- lôupan - lêp - gilôupan (to walk)
- mâlan - mêl - gimâlan (to grind)
- rôpan - rêp - girôpan (to scream, to yell)
- slâpan - slêp - gislâpan (to sleep)
- spîdan - spêd - gispîdan (to vomit)
- stôtan - stêt - gistôtan (to push)
- wascan - wêsc - giwascan (to wash)
class seven
- bringan - braht - gibrôht (to bring)
- côupan - caht - gicôht (to buy)
- plêgan - plaht - giplôht (to commit)
- sûcan - saht - gisôht (to search)
- thincan - thaht - githôht (to think)
- triccan - traht - gitrôht (to pull)
irregular
- gân - gông - gigangan (to go)
- hâban - hat - gihâban (to have)
- liggan - lâg - gilêngan (to lay, to put)
- rûcan - rôc - girôucan (to smell)
- scillan - scôw - giscillat (shall, will)
- sên - wôr - giwêst (to be)
- siggan - sâg - gisêgan (to say)
- sittan - sât - gisêtan (to sit, to set, to put)
- slân - slôh - gislâgan (to hit, to beat)
- stân - stông - gistân (to stand)
- witan - wiste - gewiton (to know)