INDICATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE.
_Pres. sing._ 1. w[e,]n-i[.g]e (_wean_), w[e,]n-i[.g]e.
2. w[e,]n-est, w[e,]n-i[.g]e.
3. w[e,]n-eth, w[e,]n-i[.g]e.
_plur._ w[e,]n-iath, w[e,]n-ien.
_Pret. sing._ 1. w[e,]n-ede, w[e,]n-ede.
2. w[e,]n-edest, w[e,]n-ede.
3. w[e,]n-ede, w[e,]n-ede.
_plur._ w[e,]n-edon, w[e,]n-eden.
_Imper._ w[e,]n-e, w[e,]n-iath. _Infin._ w[e,]n-ian.
_Partic. pres._ w[e,]n-iende; _pret._ w[e,]n-ed.
_Gerund._ t[=o] w[e,]n-ienne.
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So are conjugated all weak verbs with a short mutated root syllable, such
as _f[e,]rian_ (carry), _w[e,]rian_ (defend), _[.g]e.byrian_ (befit). There
are not many of them.