æmtian

Old English

Etymology

From ǣmta (“leisure”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈæːmtiɑn/

Verb

ǣmtian

  1. to be at leisure, have time for
  2. to be vacant

Conjugation
Conjugation of ǣmtian (weak class 2)
infinitive ǣmtian tō ǣmtienne
indicative present past
1st-person singular ǣmtie
ǣmtiġe		 ǣmtode
2nd-person singular ǣmtast ǣmtodest
3rd-person singular ǣmtaþ ǣmtode
plural ǣmtiaþ
ǣmtiġaþ		 ǣmtodon
subjunctive present past
singular ǣmtie
ǣmtiġe		 ǣmtode
plural ǣmtien
ǣmtiġen		 ǣmtoden
imperative
singular ǣmta
plural ǣmtiaþ
ǣmtiġaþ
participle present past
ǣmtiende
ǣmtiġende		 (ġe)ǣmtod

Descendants
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