huggian

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *hugjaną (“think, consider”).

Verb

huggian

  1. to think
    hropad thar te helpu endi huggead an oðar
    there they call for help and think to each other (Heliand, verse 1918)
  2. to think about, to consider
    quam imu thar tegegnes filu uuerodes an uuilleon uuel huggendies
    he came there against many warriors, well considering his will (Heliand, verse 3673)
Conjugation
Conjugation of huggian (weak class 3)
infinitive huggian
indicative present past
1st person singular huggiu hogda
2nd person singular hugges hogdes
3rd person singular hugged hogda
plural huggiad hogdun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular huggie hogdi
2nd person singular huggies hogdis
3rd person singular huggie hogdi
plural huggien hogdin
imperative present
singular hoge
plural huggiad
participle present past
huggiandi gihogd, hogd
Conjugation of huggian (weak class 1)
infinitive huggian
indicative present past
1st person singular huggiu hugida
2nd person singular hugis hugides
3rd person singular hugid hugida
plural huggiad hugidun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular huggie hugidi
2nd person singular huggies hugidis
3rd person singular huggie hugidi
plural huggien hugidin
imperative present
singular hugi
plural huggiad
participle present past
huggiandi gihugid, hugid
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