diozan

Old High German

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *þeutan, from Proto-Germanic *þeutaną. Cognate with Old English þēotan and Old Norse þjóta.

Verb

dioȥan

  1. to resound, to sound out, to thunder
  2. (of liquids) to rush

Conjugation

Conjugation of dioȥan (strong class 2)
infinitive dioȥan
indicative present past
1st person singular diuȥu, diuȥo dōȥ
2nd person singular diuȥis, diuȥist duȥȥi
3rd person singular diuȥit dōȥ
1st person plural dioȥem, dioȥemēs duȥȥum, duȥȥumēs
2nd person plural dioȥet duȥȥut
3rd person plural dioȥant duȥȥun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular dioȥe duȥȥi
2nd person singular dioȥēs, dioȥēst duȥȥīs, duȥȥīst
3rd person singular dioȥe duȥȥi
1st person plural dioȥēm, dioȥemēs duȥȥīm, duȥȥīmēs
2nd person plural dioȥēt duȥȥīt
3rd person plural dioȥēn duȥȥīn
imperative present
singular diuȥ
plural dioȥet
participle present past
dioȥanti gidoȥȥan

Descendants

  • Middle High German: dieȥen
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