bigehan

Old Saxon

Etymology

From bi- +‎ gehan.

Verb

bigehan

  1. to confess
    quiðit that he Crist si begihit ina so grotes
    he says that if Christ were that impressive he would confess himself (Heliand, verse 5192)
  2. to dare

Conjugation
Conjugation of bigehan (strong class 3)
infinitive bigehan
indicative present past
1st person singular bigihu bigah
2nd person singular bigihis biguhi
3rd person singular bigihid bigah
plural bigehad biguhun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular bigehe biguhi
2nd person singular bigehes biguhis
3rd person singular bigehe biguhi
plural bigehen biguhin
imperative present
singular bigeh
plural bigehad
participle present past
bigihandi bigohan
Conjugation of bigehan (strong class 5)
infinitive bigehan
indicative present past
1st person singular bigihu bigah
2nd person singular bigihis bigāhi
3rd person singular bigihid bigah
plural bigehad bigāhun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular bigehe bigāhi
2nd person singular bigehes bigāhis
3rd person singular bigehe bigāhi
plural bigehen bigāhin
imperative present
singular bigeh
plural bigehad
participle present past
bigihandi bigehan
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