An Introduction, Phonological, Morphological, Syntactic to the Gothic of Ulfilas
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fuUnadau, "let-him be fuUnandau, " let-them-hc filled" filled." Infin. : fuUnan, " to be fiUed " ; Ptcp. pres. : fuUnands, " being filled." Similarly are conjugated : auknan, to be augmented ; and- bundnan, to be unbound ; ga-dau^nan, to be killed ; gaJbignan, to be enriched ; ga-hailnan, to be made whole ; af-lifnan, to be left (over) ; mikilnan, to be magnified ; minznan, to be diminished ; fra-quistnan, to be destroyed ; ga-quiunan, to be made alive ; dis-skriinan, to be torn asunder ; ga-l[...>a4rsnan, to be dried up ; and others. (§ 43 (2, iv) .) It may be noted (a) that a large majority of these verbs occur only as compounds with prefixes ; and (6) that many of them may equally well, sometimes better, be rendered by equivalent intransitive verbs ; as : auknan, to increase ; ga- daupnan, to die ; mimnan, to decrease ; fraquistnan, to perish ; gaquiunan, to revive ,■ and the like.
(5) The Preterite of all the weak verbs is formed by suf- fixing to the present-tense stem, or a modification thereof, the syllables {In^c.) -da, -des, -da; -dedu, -deduts ; -dedum, -dedii]>, -dedun; (Opt.) -dedjau, -dedeis, &c.
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fuUnadau, "let-him be fuUnandau, " let-them-hc filled" filled." Infin. : fuUnan, " to be fiUed " ; Ptcp. pres. : fuUnands, " being filled." Similarly are conjugated : auknan, to be augmented ; and- bundnan, to be unbound ; ga-dau^nan, to be killed ; gaJbignan, to be enriched ; ga-hailnan, to be made whole ; af-lifnan, to be left (over) ; mikilnan, to be magnified ; minznan, to be diminished ; fra-quistnan, to be destroyed ; ga-quiunan, to be made alive ; dis-skriinan, to be torn asunder ; ga-l[...>a4rsnan, to be dried up ; and others. (§ 43 (2, iv) .) It may be noted (a) that a large majority of these verbs occur only as compounds with prefixes ; and (6) that many of them may equally well, sometimes better, be rendered by equivalent intransitive verbs ; as : auknan, to increase ; ga- daupnan, to die ; mimnan, to decrease ; fraquistnan, to perish ; gaquiunan, to revive ,■ and the like.
(5) The Preterite of all the weak verbs is formed by suf- fixing to the present-tense stem, or a modification thereof, the syllables {In^c.) -da, -des, -da; -dedu, -deduts ; -dedum, -dedii]>, -dedun; (Opt.) -dedjau, -dedeis, &c.
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