Template:is-verb-preterite

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is-verb-preterite (preterite-present verb)

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This is a template for preterite-present verbs in Icelandic, including their principal parts (kennimyndir).

Usage

  • For the verb unna (“to love”):
    {{is-verb-preterite|ann|unni|unað}}, where the first parameter is the third person singular present indicative ann (“ loves”), the second parameter is the third person singular past indicative form unni (“ loved”) and the third parameter is the supine unnað (“ loved”)

See also


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