INDICATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE.
_Pres. sing._ 1. luf-i[.g]e (_love_), luf-i[.g]e.
2. luf-ast, luf-i[.g]e.
3. luf-ath, luf-i[.g]e.
_plur._ luf-iath, luf-ien.
_Pret. sing._ 1. luf-ode, luf-ode.
2. luf-odest, luf-ode.
3. luf-ode, luf-ode.
_plur._ luf-odon, luf-oden.
_Imper._ luf-a, luf-iath. _Infin._ luf-ian.
_Partic. pres._ luf-iende: _pret._ luf-od. _Gerund._ t[=o] luf-ienne.
So also _[=a]scian_ (ask), _macian_ (make), _weorthian_ (honour), and many
others.
_Irregularities._
Some verbs are conjugated partly after I, partly after III. Such are
_habban_ (have) and _libban_ (live).
_Habban_ has pres. indic. _haebbe_, _haefst_, _haefth_; _habbath_, subj.
_haebbe_, _haebben_, pret. _haefde_, imper. _hafa_, _habbath_, particc.
_habbende_, _haefd_.
_Libban_ has pres. _libbe_, _leofast_, _leofath_; _libbath_, subj. _libbe_,
pret. _leofode_, imper. _leofa_, _libbath_, particc. _libbende_,
_lifiende_; _leofod_.
_F[e,]tian_ (fetch) has pret. _f[e,]tte_.