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· strong endings · strong class I · strong class II · strong class III · strong class IV · strong class V · strong class VI · strong class VII (reduplicated) · weak class 1 · weak class 2 · weak class 3 · weak class 4 · preterito-presentic verbs · the copula · the medio-passive inflexion · INFLECTION of the STRONG VERBS
The origin of the endings: pres. ind. sing. 1: -u < -ô < -ô ; 2: -iR < -iz < -e-si ; 3: =2 pers. < -ið < -e-ti ; plur. 1: -um < -om < -o-me ; 2: -eð < -eð < -e-te ; 3: -an < -anþ < -o-nti pres. subj. sing. 1: -ô < -au < -aiun < -oi-m ; 2: -êR < -aiz < -oi-s ; 3: -ê < -ai < -oi-t ; plur. 1: -êm < -aim(/-aimê) < -oi-me(/-oi-mê) ; 2: -êð < -aið < -oi-te ; 3: -ên < -ain < -oi-nt pret. ind. sing. 1: - < - < -a ; 2: -t < -t (at least after some consonants) < -ta ; 3: - < - < -e ; plur. 1: -um < -um < -me ; 2: =[?] < i-e. -e ; 3: -un < -unþ < impf. -nt pret. subj. sing. 1: = pres. ; 2: -îR < -îz < -î-s ; 3: -î < -î < -î-t ; plur. 1: -îm < -îm(/-îmê) < -î-me(/-î-mê) ; 2: -îð < -îð < -î-te ; 3: -în < -în < -î-nt © Peter Pettersson
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