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Middle English
Etymology
From Old English forniman (“to take away, deprive of, plunder, waste, devastate, destroy, consume, annul, disfigure, overcome”), from Proto-Germanic *farnemaną, *franemaną (“to take away, hear, learn”), equivalent to for- + nimen.
Cognate with West Frisian fornimme (“to learn, hear, find out”), Dutch vernemen (“to learn, hear, find out, understand”), German vernehmen (“to hear, learn, question, examine”), Swedish förnimma (“to apprehend, perceive, notice”). More at for-, nim.
Verb
fornimen (third-person singular simple present fornimeth, present participle fornimende, past singular fornom, past plural fornomen, past participle fornomen)
- (transitive) to take away, remove; deprive
- (transitive) to destroy, do away with, fordo
- (transitive) to encroach upon
Conjugation
infinitive
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(to) fornimen, fornime
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present tense
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past tense
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1st-person singular
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fornime
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fornom, fornam
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2nd-person singular
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fornimest
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fornome, forname, fornom, fornam
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3rd-person singular
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fornimeth
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fornom, fornam
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subjunctive singular
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fornime
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fornome1, forname1
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imperative singular
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plural2
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fornimen, fornime
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fornomen, fornome, fornamen, forname
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imperative plural
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fornimeth, fornime
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participles
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fornimynge, fornimende
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fornumen, fornume, fornomen, fornome
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1Replaced by the indicative in later Middle English.
2Sometimes used as a formal 2nd-person singular.
Derived terms