vervallen

Dutch

Etymology

ver- +‎ vallen

Pronunciation
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Verb

vervallen

  1. to decline, reject
  2. to worsen
  3. to decay, rot
  4. to recede, pull away
  5. (law) to cease to be valid
  6. (of food) to expire

Inflection
Inflection of vervallen (strong class 7, prefixed)
infinitive vervallen
past singular verviel
past participle vervallen
infinitive vervallen
gerund vervallen n
verbal noun —
present tense past tense
1st person singular vervalverviel
2nd person sing. (jij) vervaltverviel
2nd person sing. (u) vervaltverviel
2nd person sing. (gij) vervaltvervielt
3rd person singular vervaltverviel
plural vervallenvervielen
subjunctive sing.1 vervalleverviele
subjunctive plur.1 vervallenvervielen
imperative sing. verval
imperative plur.1 vervalt
participles vervallendvervallen
1) Archaic.

Participle

vervallen

  1. past participle of vervallen

Inflection
Inflection of vervallen
uninflected vervallen
inflected vervallen
comparative —
positive
predicative/adverbial vervallen
indefinite m./f. sing. vervallen
n. sing. vervallen
plural vervallen
definite vervallen
partitive vervallens

Adjective

vervallen (comparative vervallener, superlative vervallenst)

  1. dilapidated, ruinous
  2. (law) having no legal force or cogency, invalid
  3. (of food) expired

Inflection
Inflection of vervallen
uninflected vervallen
inflected vervallen
comparative vervallener
positive comparative superlative
predicative/adverbial vervallenvervallenerhet vervallenst
het vervallenste
indefinite m./f. sing. vervallenvervallenervervallenste
n. sing. vervallenvervallenervervallenste
plural vervallenvervallenervervallenste
definite vervallenvervallenervervallenste
partitive vervallensvervalleners—
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