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Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *þurbanan.
Verb
þūrfan (Irregular)
- to need, to require
- to have to
Conjugation
Indicative |
Subjonctive | ||
Present | Past | Present | Past |
Icḳ þarf þū þarfest hē þarf wē þūrfan ġē þūrfeð sē þūrfan |
Icḳ þorfte þū þorftest hē þorfte wē þorftan ġē þorfteð sē þorftan |
Icḳ þūrfa þū þūrfast hē þūrfa wē þūrfan ġē þūrfað sē þūrfan |
Icḳ þōrfta þū þōrftast hē þōrfta wē þōrftan ġē þōrftað sē þōrftan |
Imperative | Participles | ||
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þūrfanda |
ġeþūrft |
Descendants
- Modern Oxman thurve
- Oxman dialects dhurfe, thurfe