nealæcan

Old English

Etymology

From nēah (“nigh, near”) +‎ -lǣcan. Compare Middle Low German naleken, Old High German nahhlihhan.

Verb

nēalǣcan

  1. to approach, draw near to
  2. to be near, be near to
  3. to be like, resemble

Conjugation
Conjugation of nēalǣċan (weak class 1)
infinitive nēalǣċan tō nēalǣċenne
indicative present past
1st-person singular nēalǣċe nēalǣhte
2nd-person singular nēalǣċest nēalǣhtest
3rd-person singular nēalǣċeþ nēalǣhte
plural nēalǣċaþ nēalǣhton
subjunctive present past
singular nēalǣċe nēalǣhte
plural nēalǣċen nēalǣhten
imperative
singular nēalǣċ
plural nēalǣċaþ
participle present past
nēalǣċende nēalǣht

Derived terms
  • nēalǣcung
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