medemian

Old English

Etymology

From medeme (“average”). Akin to Old High German metamēn.

Verb

medemian

  1. to mete out, measure
  2. to allot, assign, set
  3. to moderate

Conjugation
Conjugation of medemian (weak class 2)
infinitive medemian tō medemienne
indicative present past
1st-person singular medemie
medemiġe		 medemode
2nd-person singular medemast medemodest
3rd-person singular medemaþ medemode
plural medemiaþ
medemiġaþ		 medemodon
subjunctive present past
singular medemie
medemiġe		 medemode
plural medemien
medemiġen		 medemoden
imperative
singular medema
plural medemiaþ
medemiġaþ
participle present past
medemiende
medemiġende		 (ġe)medemod

Derived terms
  • medemung
  • ġemedemian
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