Contionary:fangen

Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk fangen, from Old Skundavisk fangan, fāhan, from Halmisk ᚠᚨᚻᚨᚾ (fāhan), from Proto-Germanic *fanhaną. The form fangan arose in Old Skundavisk through analogy with the past forms, superseding the original fāhan form in the standard, but not in the dialects, hence the form fån found in some Western dialects. However, some linguists argue that this form is in fact the result of a Danish influence rather than a remnant of the original form.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ɸɑŋɘn/

Verb

fangen (class 7 strong, third-person singular simple present fængt, past tense feng, past participle gefangen, past subjunctive fenge, auxiliary haven)

1. to catch, to seize

   The theuf was thet læteste jår gefangen.

   The thief was caught last year.

2. (dialectal) to get, to go (with an adjective)

   Ik feng meed, als ik hit hørde.

   I got mad when I heard it.

Inflection

infinitive		fangen
present participle		fangend
past participle		gefangen
auxiliary		haven
	indicative		subjunctive
present	ik fange	wi fangen	ik fange	wi fangen
	thou fængst	ji fangt	thou fængst	ji fangt
	hi, si, hit fængt	si, Si fangen	hi, si, hit fange	si, Si fangen
preterit	ik feng	wi fengen	ik fenge	wi fengen
	thou fengst	ji fengt	thou fengest	ji fenget
	hi, si, hit feng	si, Si fengen	hi, si, hit fenge	si, Si fengen
imperative	fang	fangt (ji)