gsë

Alemannic German

Etymology

From Old High German sehan, with prefix ge-. Compare Luxembourgish gesinn.

Verb

gsë (participle gsë)

(Uri) to see

Conjugation

Strong:

conjugation of gsë – Urner dialect

		singular			plural
infinitive		gsë
		1^st person ich, i	2^nd person du	3^rd person er/si/es	1^st person mir	2^nd person ir	3^rd person si
indicative	present	gsë	gsësch	gsët	gsë	gsënt	gsë

subjunctive	I	gsäch, gsächi	gsächesch	gsäch, gsächi	gsäche	gsächet	gsäche
subjunctive	II	gsächt, gsächti	gsächesch	gsächt, gsächti	gsächte	gsächtet	gsächte

Mixed:

conjugation of gsë – Urner dialect

		singular			plural
infinitive		gsë
		1^st person ich, i	2^nd person du	3^rd person er/si/es	1^st person mir	2^nd person ir	3^rd person si
indicative	present	gsë	gsësch	gsët	gsë	gsënt	gsë

subjunctive	I	gsäch, gsächi	gsächesch	gsäch, gsächi	gsäche	gsächet	gsäche
subjunctive	II	gsët, gsëti	gsëtesch	gsët, gsëti	gsëte	gsëtet	gsëte

References

“gsë” in Abegg, Emil, (1911) Die Mundart von Urseren (Beiträge zur Schweizerdeutschen Grammatik. IV.) [The Dialect of Urseren], Frauenfeld, Switzerland: Huber & co., page 86.

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