widarsahhan

Old High German

Etymology

From widar- (“against”) +‎ sahhan (“to fight”).

Verb

widarsahhan

1. to refuse, reject

Conjugation

Conjugation of widarsahhan (strong class 6)

infinitive	widarsahhan
indicative	present	past
1st person singular	widarsahhu, widarsahho	widarsuohh
2nd person singular	widarsahhis, widarsahhist	widarsuohhi
3rd person singular	widarsahhit	widarsuohh
1st person plural	widarsahhem, widarsahhemēs	widarsuohhum, widarsuohhumēs
2nd person plural	widarsahhet	widarsuohhut
3rd person plural	widarsahhant	widarsuohhun
subjunctive	present	past
1st person singular	widarsahhe	widarsuohhi
2nd person singular	widarsahhēs, widarsahhēst	widarsuohhīs, widarsuohhīst
3rd person singular	widarsahhe	widarsuohhi
1st person plural	widarsahhēm, widarsahhemēs	widarsuohhīm, widarsuohhīmēs
2nd person plural	widarsahhēt	widarsuohhīt
3rd person plural	widarsahhēn	widarsuohhīn
imperative	present
singular	widarsahh
plural	widarsahhet
participle	present	past
	widarsahhanti	widarsahhan

Descendants

• Middle High German: widersachen