Category:Dutch irregular strong verbs
Verner alternation. Therefore, they do not follow predictable forms in their past simple and past participle forms.
This category contains Dutch strong verbs that have consonant alternations in the stem, often as a result ofThe category is made up of a relative handful of commonly used verbs and their derivative forms (in alphabetical order): gaan, houden, komen/kommen, slaan, snijden, staan, verkiezen, verliezen, vriezen and zien.
Pages in category "Dutch irregular strong verbs"
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