-ede

Appendix:Variations of "ede" Middle Dutch Alternative forms dum -de -te Etymology dum :inh odt:-itha<ety:inh<gmw-pro:*-iþu>> From dum gem-pro *-iþō. Suffix dum suffix noun-forming suffixes f used to form abstract nouns from adjectives dum hôgede height from dum hôoch high (modern Dutch: nl hoogte and nl hoog) dum lengede length from dum lanc long (modern Dutch: nl lengte and nl lang) Derived terms dum Descendants nl -te -de Middle English Etymology 1 enm past :inh ang:-ode enm ang -ode weak class 2 first and third-person past singular, from enm gmw-pro *-ōdā, from a combination of enm gem-pro *-ōdǭ first-person singular and gem-pro *-ōdē third-person singular, from the weak class 2 suffix gem-pro *-ōną + the bare past suffixes gem-pro *-dǭ/gem-pro *-dē. Alternative forms enm -ed -et -id -it -yt -yd enm -d -t especially late Pronunciation enm /-əd(ə)/ Suffix enm suffix inflectional suffixes Used to form the first-person and third-person singular past indicative of weak verbs in -ede Used to form the singular past subjunctive of weak verbs in -ede Descendants en -ed verb-past-tense gmw-msc -it sco -it -ed References -ed(e suf MED12961 Etymology 2 Verb enm verb form 1 enm -ed past participle past participle suffix Old English Pronunciation -ede Etymology 1 Akin to the past participle ending ang -ed. Suffix forms nouns meaning “having”, “possessing”, “provided with” or “equipped with” ang feaxede long-haired ang wæmbede big-bellied Descendants en -ed Etymology 2 Suffix ang suf ang Suffix verbf 1 marks the first and third person singular preterite indicative of most class I weak verbs ang fremman<t:to perform, do> fremede<t:I/he/she/it performed/did> See also ang -de ang -te