thwan

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þwahaną.

Verb

thwān

1. to wash, to clean

Conjugation

Conjugation of thwān (strong class 6 irregular, Verner alternation)

infinitive	thwān
indicative	present	past
1st person singular	thwā, thwān	thwuoh
2nd person singular	thwās, thwāst	thwuogi, thwuogis
3rd person singular	thwāt	thwuoh
1st person plural	thwān	thwuogun
2nd person plural	thwāt	thwuogut
3rd person plural	thwānt	thwuogun
subjunctive	present	past
1st person singular	thwā	thwuogi
2nd person singular	thwās, thwāst	thwuogi, thwuogis
3rd person singular	thwā	thwuogi
1st person plural	thwān	thwuogin
2nd person plural	thwāt	thwuogit
3rd person plural	thwān	thwuogin
imperative	present
singular	thwā
plural	thwāt
participle	present	past
	thwāndi	githwān, githwagan

Descendants

• Middle Dutch: dwâen
  • Dutch: dwaan

Further reading

• “thwān”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012