githroon

Old Saxon

Etymology

From gi- +‎ *thrōon. Cognate with Old English ġeþrēaġan, ġeþrēawian and þrēaġan, þrēan, þrēawian, German drohen. Also related to Old Saxon thrēgian and Dutch dreigen.

Verb

githrōon

  1. to threaten

Conjugation

Conjugation of githrōon (weak class 2)
infinitive githrōon
indicative present past
1st person singular githrōon githrōoda
2nd person singular githrōos githrōodes
3rd person singular githrōod githrōoda
plural githrōiod githrōodun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular githrōo githrōodi
2nd person singular githrōos githrōodis
3rd person singular githrōo githrōodi
plural githrōion githrōodin
imperative present
singular githrōo
plural githrōiod
participle present past
githrōondi githrōod

Descendants

  • Middle Low German: drouwen, drowen, drauwen, drūwen
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