Contionary:dómen

Enventian

Etymology

From Old Enventian dômôn (the lack of diphthong is explained by the two long syllabes), from Proto-West Germanic *dōmōn

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈdʊ(ː)mɑ̃]

Verb

dómen (weak)

1. (law) to condemn, sentence

   Re richter dómder hin mid twä jääre in fängnese

   The judge sentenced him to two years in prison

Inflection

Conjugation of dómen (weak)
infinitive			(tjó) dómen
present infinitive			dómend
passive infinitive			dómen weran
future infinitive			dómen scaweran
gerund			dóming
participle			gedómed
verbal noun			dómang
person		first singular ik	second singular jou	third singular he, sje, hit, zé	plural wé, jall, jwä, hén
indicative	present	dóme	dómest	dómer	dómen
	past simple	dómde	dómdest	dómder	dómden
	past perfect	wäs / habe gedómed	wärs / hast gedómed	wär / har gedómed	wän / haben gedómed
	future simple	scall dómen	scalls dómen	scall dómen	scallen dómen
	future perfect	wer(ne) dómen	wers dómen	wer dómen	wern dómen
	plusquamperfect	wor gedómed	wors gedómed	wor gedómed	worn gedómed
	conditional	scoll dómen	scolls dómen	scoll dómen	scoll dómen
subjunctive	present	dómä	dómäst	dómär	dómän
	past	dómdä	dómdäst	dómdär	dómdän
imperative			dóm	dóme (zé)	dóman