Bring, brang, brung.

hernesheir commented on the list bring--brang--brung

Look into ablaut in Indo-European and the Germanic languages (except Gothic?) and i-mutation or gradation in Old English. So far this list primarily deals with declensions of Old English strong verbs that have escaped the slow transformation or being entirely subsumed into to the more familiar weak verb declension paradigm. Note the made-up stuff too.

March 1, 2011

Wordplayer commented on the list bring--brang--brung

This isn't good...I made a spelling error, but I can't delete the words!

March 1, 2011

ruzuzu commented on the list bring--brang--brung

Thanks, hh. That sort of makes me feel better about brang.

And sorry, Wp... perhaps we should wander over to the feedback account to let them know.

March 1, 2011

Prolagus commented on the list bring--brang--brung

Seven swins, seven swans, seven swuns.

March 1, 2011

ruzuzu commented on the list bring--brang--brung

Sweet.

March 1, 2011

reesetee commented on the list bring--brang--brung

This list makes me giggle. I would have guggled earlier, but I was gaggling at something else.

March 2, 2011

ruzuzu commented on the list bring--brang--brung

Thinks, thanks, thunks!

March 2, 2011

dontcry commented on the list bring--brang--brung

*snirt,* *snart,* *snort*

March 13, 2011

marky commented on the list bring--brang--brung

cool list!

June 27, 2011