vogen

Middle Low German

Etymology

From Old Saxon fōgian, from Proto-Germanic *fōgijaną. Cognate with Dutch voegen and Old English fēġan (English fay).

Pronunciation
  • Stem vowel: ö̂¹
    • IPA(key): /føːɣən/

Verb

vö̂gen

  1. to join
  2. to add
  3. to place

Conjugation
Conjugation of vogen as a weak verb
Plain Infinitive vö̂gen
Full Infinitive (Gerund) tô vö̂gene or tô vö̂gende
Verbal Noun vö̂gen or vö̂gent
Participles Imperatives
Present vö̂gende 2nd Person Singular vö̂ge
Past gevö̂get 2nd Person Plural vö̂get
Indicative Subjunctive
Present Preterite Present Preterite
1st Person Singular vö̂ge vö̂gede vö̂ge vö̂gede
2nd Person Singular vö̂gest vö̂gedest vö̂gest vö̂gedest
3rd Person Singular vö̂get vö̂gede vö̂get vö̂gede
Plural vö̂gen (vö̂get?) vö̂geden vö̂gen vö̂geden
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