From a conflation of Middle High German beleiten (from Old High German bileiten) and Middle High German geleiten; both prefixed forms of leiten (whence Luxembourgish leeden (“to lead, to guide”)). The same mixture of prefixes also occurs in German begleiten and Dutch begeleiden.
begleeden (third-person singular present begleet, past participle begleet, auxiliary verb hunn)
Regular | ||
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infinitive | begleeden | |
participle | begleet | |
auxiliary | hunn | |
present indicative |
imperative | |
1st singular | begleeden | — |
2nd singular | begleets | begleet |
3rd singular | begleet | — |
1st plural | begleeden | — |
2nd plural | begleet | begleet |
3rd plural | begleeden | — |
(n) or (nn) indicates the Eifeler Regel. |