From Middle Dutch steech, stege, from Old Dutch steyga, *stega (“stairway”), from Proto-Germanic *stigǭ (“staircase; ladder”). Cognate with Middle Low German stēge, Old High German stega. More distantly related to Old High German steiga (from Proto-Germanic *staigō-) and German Steg (from Proto-Germanic *stiga-).
steeg f (plural stegen, diminutive steegje n)
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
steeg
From Proto-Germanic *stikaną.
steeg (Föhr-Amrum)
infinitive I | steeg | |
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infinitive II | (tu) steegen | |
past participle | steet | |
imperative singular | steeg | |
imperative plural | steeg’m | |
present | past | |
1st singular | steeg | steet |
2nd singular | steetst | steetst |
3rd singular | steet | steet |
plural | steeg | steet |
perfect | pluperfect | |
1st singular | haa steet | hed steet |
2nd singular | heest steet | hedst steet |
3rd singular | hee steet | hed steet |
plural | haa steet | hed steet |
future (skel) | future (wel) | |
1st singular | skal steeg | wal steeg |
2nd singular | skääl steeg | wääl steeg |
3rd singular | skal steeg | wal steeg |
plural | skel steeg | wel steeg |