kxii AN OUTLINE OF ANGLO-SAXON GRAMMAR. to free; scōg'(e)an (< *scōhōjau), to shoe; twēog(e)an (< *twehōjaii), to doubt; ðrēag(e)an, to rebuke; *tēo- g(e)an (pret. tēōde), to arrange; and apparently toō- g(e)aa (3 sg. bōð), to boast.

THE THIRD CLASS OF WEAK VERBS. (S. §§ 415, 416.) 102. Weak verbs of the Third Class, of which the original class-suffix was -ai (94), are few in number, and these retain only in part the features of the original conjugation.

CONJUGATION OF THE THĪKD CLASS OF WEAK VERBS. 1O3. Themes: habban, to have; libban, to live; sęcg(e)an, to say. PRESENT. Indicative. Sing. 1. h»bbe libfce, l!%e 2. hafast, hæfst liofast (14), llfast 3. hafað1, hæfff liofaij, lifaff Hur. 1-3. habbaar, hæbtaiS llbba.?, ltf(i)g(e>9, liflað

llbbe, lifi(g)e Itbben, Iifl(g)en liofa Mbbalðf, llf(i)g(e)a«f

Sing. 1-3. Hur. 1-3.

hæfrbe hsebben

Imperative,

Sing. 2. Hur. 2. Infinitive. Gerund.

bafa

(libban, Hf(i)g(e)an, Hflan, 1 liofian

habban

habbanne, (-enne, -onne) Hbbanne, lif (i)(g)enne

Ilbbe0de, Hf(i)(g)ende

Pres. Part, hæbbende