Contionary:frisǣčin

Valthungian

Etymology

From Middle Valthungian frisǣtjen, from Old Valthungian frisehtjan, from Griutungi frisahtjan, cf. Gothic frisahtjan; earlier etymology uncertain, unliklely from ProtoGermanic.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /friˈseːʧin/
• Rhymes: -in

Noun

frisǣčin v.wk.1ija trans.

1. to imagine, to visualize, to picture.

• • Frisǣti hita: Sičilia, jēr njuntǣn hunda twǣtiǧiþrīja…
  • ‘Pitcure it: Sicily, 1923…’

Inflection

ExpandClass 1 Weak Verb: frisǣčin
Infinitive		Indicative	Subjunctive
frisǣčin		Present
	1sg.	frisǣčia	frisǣčia
Present Participle	2sg.	frisǣtis	frisǣčis
frisǣčinþs	3sg.	frisǣtiþ	frisǣčia
	1pl.	frisǣčim	frisǣčim
Past Participle	2pl.	frisǣtiþ	frisǣčiþ
frisātiþs	3pl.	frisǣčinþ	frisǣčin
		Past
Imperative	1sg.	frisātiða	frisātiǧa
frisǣti	2sg.	frisātiðas	frisātiðis
frisǣčiða	3sg.	frisātiða	frisātiðe
frisǣčim	1pl.	frisātiðum	frisātiðim
frisǣčiþ	2pl.	frisātiðuþ	frisātiðiþ
frisǣčinþa	3pl.	frisātiðun	frisātiðin