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[[Category:Valthungian words]]
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[[Category:Valthungian verbs]]
! colspan=4 | Verb (Anomalous): '''dōn''' ‘to do’
[[Category:Valthungian strong verbs]]
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[[Category:Valthungian transitive verbs]]
! align="center" width="150" | Infinitive !! width="25" |  !! align="center" width="150" | Indicative !! align="center" width="150" | Subjunctive
[[Category:Valthungian anomalous verbs]]
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[[Category:Valthungian class-7 strong verbs]]
|rowspan=2 align="center" | dōn
==[[Valthungian]]==
!  
===Etymology===
!colspan=3 align="center" | Present
From Middle Valthungian ''dōn'' from Old Valthungian ''doun'' from [[Griutungi]] ''dōn'', from Proto-Germanic ''dōną''. (There is no Gothic equivalent.)
|-
 
| align="center" | ''1sg.''
===Pronunciation===
| align="center" | dōm
(''Valthungian'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /dau̯n/
| align="center" | dōga
===Verb===
|-
'''dōn''' ''v.t.''
! align="center" | Present Participle
# to do.
| align="center" | ''2sg.''
<!--#:''example usage of dōn here''
| align="center" | dōs
#:: ''italicised translation here.''-->
| align="center" | dōgas
====Inflection====
|-
{{Template:Valthungian/v.st.7dōn}}
|rowspan=2 align="center" | dōnþs
[[Category:Contionary]]
| align="center" | ''3sg.''
| align="center" | dōþ
| align="center" | dōga
|-
| align="center" | ''1pl.''
| align="center" | dōm
| align="center" | dōgam
|-
! align="center" | Past Participle
| align="center" | ''2pl.''
| align="center" | dōþ
| align="center" | dōgaþ
|-
|rowspan=2 align="center" | dōns
| align="center" | ''3pl.''
| align="center" | dōnþ
| align="center" | dōgan
|-
! &nbsp;
!colspan=3 align="center" | Past
|-
! align="center" | Imperative
| align="center" | ''1sg.''
| align="center" | diða
| align="center" | dēǧa
|-
| align="center" | dō, dē
| align="center" | ''2sg.''
| align="center" | diðas
| align="center" | dēðis
|-
| align="center" | dōgaða
| align="center" | ''3sg.''
| align="center" | diða
| align="center" | dēðe
|-
| align="center" | dōm
| align="center" | ''1pl.''
| align="center" | dēðum
| align="center" | dēðim
|-
| align="center" | dōþ
| align="center" | ''2pl.''
| align="center" | dēðuþ
| align="center" | dēðiþ
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| align="center" | dōgnaþa
| align="center" | ''3pl.''
| align="center" | dēðun
| align="center" | dēðin
|}

Latest revision as of 00:07, 11 July 2022

Valthungian

Etymology

From Middle Valthungian dōn from Old Valthungian doun from Griutungi dōn, from Proto-Germanic dōną. (There is no Gothic equivalent.)

Pronunciation

(Valthungian) IPA: /dau̯n/

Verb

dōn v.t.

  1. to do.

Inflection

Class 7 Strong Verb (Anomalous): dōn ‘to do’
Infinitive   Standard Inverse Standard Inverse
dōn   Present Indicative Present Subjunctive
1sg. ik dōm dōmik ik dōga dōgik
2sg. þū dōst dōstu þū dōgas dōgastu
3sg.m. is dōþ dōðis is dōga dōgis
Present Participle 3sg.f. sī dōþ dōsi sī dōga dōgasi
dōnþs 3sg.n. it dōþ dōðit it dōga dōgit
1du. wit dōm dōnt wit dōgam dōgant
1pl. wīs dōm dōms wīs dōgam dōgams
2du. ǧut dōþ dōst ǧut dōgaþ dōgast
Past Participle 2pl. jūs dōþ dōþs jūs dōgaþ dōgaþs
dōns 3pl.m. īs dōnþ dōnþs īs dōgan dōgans
3pl.f. ižas dōnþ dōnþs ižas dōgan dōgans
3pl.n. iža dōnþ dōnþs iža dōgan dōgans
  Past Indicative Past Subjunctive
Imperative 1sg. ik diða diðik ik dēða dēðik
dō, dē 2sg. þū diðas diðastu, distu þū dēðis dēðistu
dōða 3sg.m. is diða diðis is dēðe dēðis
3sg.f. sī diða diðasi sī dēðe dēðisi
3sg.n. it diða diðit it dēðe dēðit
dōm 1du. wit dēðum dēðunt wit dēðim dēðint
1pl. wīs dēðum dēðums wīs dēðim dēðims
dōþ 2du. ǧut dēðuþ dēðust ǧut dēðiþ dēðist
2pl. jūs dēðuþ dēðuþs jūs dēðiþ dēðiþs
dōnþa 3pl.m. īs dēðun dēðuns īs dēðin dēðins
3pl.f. ižas dēðun dēðuns ižas dēðin dēðins
3pl.n. iža dēðun dēðuns iža dēðin dēðins