sündigen

German

Etymology

From Middle High German sündigen, sundigen, alteration (due to Middle High German sundic, sundec, suntic (sinful) > German sündig) of Old High German suntōn, sunteōn. Compare Old Saxon sundiōn (to sin), Old English syngian (to sin), Old Norse syndga (to sin).

Pronunciation

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Verb

sündigen (third-person singular simple present sündigt, past tense sündigte, past participle gesündigt, auxiliary haben)

  1. to sin

Conjugation

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