From Middle High German geinen, from Old High German geinōn, from Proto-Germanic *gainōną, related to *ginōną (English yawn) and *gīnaną (Old Norse gína). Also cognate with German gähnen, from both *ganōną and *gīnaną.
gòonan (third-person singular present indicative gòant, past participle gagòant, auxiliary haban)
infinitive | gòonan | ||||
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present participle | gòonanten | ||||
past participle | gagòant | ||||
auxiliary | haban | ||||
indicative | subjunctive | ||||
present | ich gòone | bar gòonan | i | ich gòone | bar gòonan |
du gòanst | iart gòant | du gòanst | iart gòant | ||
ear gòant | ze gòannt | ear gòone | ze gòonan | ||
preterite (composed) |
ich han gagòant | bar haban gagòant | ii | ich gòante | bar gòantan |
du hast gagòant | iart habet gagòant | du gòantest | iart gòantet | ||
ear hat gagòant | ze habent gagòant | ear gòante | ze gòantan | ||
imperative | — | gòanbar | |||
gòan (du) | gòant (iart) | ||||
gòone (ear) | gòonan (ze) |