Contionary:chiesen: Difference between revisions

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From Middle Eburonian cieosen, ciesen, ciesn, from Old Eburonian ciosan, from Proto-West Germanic *keusan, from Proto-Germanic *keusaną. Cognate with Dutch kiezen (“to choose”), English choose, Danish kyse (“to frighten”), Swedish tjusa (“to charm, allure, enchant”), archaic German kiesen.

chiesen (strong, third-person singular present chieseth, past tense chos, past participle gechosen, auxiliary haven)

(intransitive) to choose; to pick; to select
Ej chies the swarte hempth. — I choose the black shirt.

Conjugation of chiesen (strong class 2)

Composed forms of chiesen (weak), auxiliary haven

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 ===Etymology===
-From [[Middle Eburonian]] ''[[Contionary:cieosen#Middle Eburonian|cieosen, ciesen, ciesn]]'', from [[Old Eburonian]] ''[[Contionary:ciosan#Old Eburonian|ciosan]]'', from {{der|ebur|gmw-pro|*keusan}}, from {{der|ebur|gem-pro|keusaną}}. Cognate with {{mn|nl|kiesen}} (“to choose”), {{mn|en|choose}}, {{mn|da|kyse}} (“to frighten”), {{mn|sv|tjusa}} (“to charm, allure, enchant”), archaic {{mn|de|kiesen}}.
+From [[Middle Eburonian]] ''[[Contionary:cieosen#Middle Eburonian|cieosen, ciesen, ciesn]]'', from [[Old Eburonian]] ''[[Contionary:ciosan#Old Eburonian|ciosan]]'', from {{der|ebur|gmw-pro|*keusan}}, from {{der|ebur|gem-pro|keusaną}}. Cognate with {{mn|nl|kiezen}} (“to choose”), {{mn|en|choose}}, {{mn|da|kyse}} (“to frighten”), {{mn|sv|tjusa}} (“to charm, allure, enchant”), archaic {{mn|de|kiesen}}.
 === Verb ===