Pronunciation: /ɪnvɛɪ̯kn̩/
verb
Syllabication: in·we·ken
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Low Saxon:
dör Induken in wat week maken
English:
soak
Dutch:
weken
German:
einweichen

Verbforms:

infinitive:
in­we­ken
past participle:
in­weekt
ik
du
he/se/dat
wi
ji
se
present:
ik week in
du weekst in
he/se/dat weekt in
wi weekt in
ji weekt in
se weekt in
past:
ik week in
du weekst in
he/se/dat week in
wi we­ken in
ji we­ken in
se we­ken in
perfect:
ik heff in­weekt
du hest in­weekt
he/se/dat hett in­weekt
wi hebbt in­weekt
ji hebbt in­weekt
se hebbt in­weekt
conjunctive:
ik week in
du weekst in
he/se/dat week in
wi we­ken in
ji we­ken in
se we­ken in
imperative:
week in!
weekt in!

Etymology:

Compound word constructed from: in + weken

Composed words:

in
Rhyming words
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