floryschen

Middle English

Etymology

From Old French floriss-, stem of some of the verb forms of florir.

Verb

floryschen (third-person singular simple present floryscheth, present participle floryschende, simple past and past participle florysched)

  1. To flourish, such as to brandish a sword or other weapon with large showy movements during practice or prior to play or fight.

Conjugation
Conjugation of floryschen (weak)
infinitive (to) floryschen
indicative present past
1st person singular florysche floryschede
2nd person singular floryschest floryschedest
3rd person singular floryscheth, floryscheþ floryschede
plural floryschen floryscheden
subjunctive present past
singular florysche floryschede
plural floryschen floryscheden
imperative present
singular florysche
plural floryscheth, floryscheþ
participle present past
floryschende, floryschinge florysched, yflorysched

Descendants
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