Appendix%3AOld_English_verbs

Appendix:Old English verbs

classify all Old English verbs into four types: anomalous or basic, preterite-present, strong, and weak. The lemma form for an Old English verb is the infinitive...

Appendix:Middle English verbs

those are of one type (verbs ending in -ed). Unlike with strong verbs, the three weak verb classes inherited from Old English have become confused and...

Appendix:Old French verbs

Conjugation of chanter (see also Appendix:Old French verbs) Also have the same origin as -er verbs, but instead became -ier after palatals and as...

Appendix:Greek verbs

Modern Greek verbs Category:Greek verb inflection-table templates Modern Greek verbs are inflected with respect to mood, voice, aspect, tense, number...

Appendix:Greek verbs/Α4

at the verb's entry. Forms of a verb may often be listed in the same line, usually with the most common form first. Sometimes adjacent verbs are related...

Appendix:Old Irish suffixless preterite verbs

of the Germanic class 6 strong verbs (e.g. Old English sċacan (“to shake”), sċōc (“shook”)). A small number of verbs form the preterite stem differently...

Appendix:Japanese verbs

and vowel-stem. The dictionary form of consonant-stem verbs is stem + -u, and of vowel-stem verbs is stem + -ru. Japanese school grammar, however, uses...

Appendix:Old Portuguese Swadesh list

words have various forms (verbs conjugation, gender and number agreement, declensions), the orthography is the following : verbs : infinitive other words :...

Appendix:Old French spellings

English Wikipedia has an article on: Old French Wikipedia Old French was a Romance language spoken from approximately 842 to 1339, when it became Middle...

Appendix:Spanish verbs

Main category: Spanish verbs Spanish verb conjugation is one of the most complex aspects of Spanish grammar due to a relatively high degree of inflection...

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