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created by Rupert BarnesNew page: Contents[show] Basic paradigmEdit Bindan; 'to bind' Present tense Edit indicative subjunctive Ic binde Þu bindst (or bintst) He bindeþ (or... Added category: Verbs - Category:Verbs
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created by Rupert BarnesNew page: Contents[show] HatanEdit Hatan has several meanings. As a regular verb it means "to command" or "to vow" or "to call by a name". There is also a... Added category: Verbs - Weak verbs
created by Rupert BarnesNew page: Contents[show] HieranEdit Hieran; 'to hear' Present tense Edit Ic hiere Þu hierst He hierþ We / ge / hie hieraþ Present participleEdit... Added category: Verbs - Grammar tables
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