prenre

Norman

Etymology

From Old French prendre, from Latin prehendere, present active infinitive of prehendō (“I take”).

Verb

prenre

(France) to take
I prent le cat d’ot li.
He takes the cat with him.

Continental Norman - Conjugation

		singular			plural
infinitive			prenre
gerund			prenaunt
auxiliary			avaer
past participle				masculine		feminine
		singular		prens		prense
		plural		prens		prenses
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person	2nd person	3rd person
indicative		je (j')	tu (t')	i (il), o (ol), no (no-z-)	je	vos	i (il), o (ol)
	present	prens	prens	prent	prenoums	prenaez	prennent
	imperfect	preneis	preneis	preneit	prenioums	preniaez	preneient
	preterite	prins	prins	print	prînmes	prîntes	prîntent
	future	prenrai	prenras	prenra	prenroums	prenraez	prenrount
	conditional	prenreis	prenreis	prenreit	prenrioums	prenriaez	prenreient

subjunctive		qùe je (j')	qùe te (t')	qù'i (il), qù'o (ol), qùe no (no-z-)	qùe je	qùe vos	qù'i (il), qù'o (ol)
	present	prenne (or prenge)	prennes (or prenges)	prenne (or prenge)	prenioums (or prengioums)	preniaez (or prengiaez)	prennent (or prengent)
	imperfect	prinsse	prinsses	prinsse	prinssioums	prinssiaez	prîntent

imperative		—	tu	—	je	vos	—
	present		prens		prenoums	prenaez
	past		(a)ie prins		ayoums prins	ayaez prins

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