*krēaną

Runic: ᚲᚱᛖᚨᚾᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈkrɛː.ɑ.nɑ̃/

verb · Strong class 7d

Meanings

to crow, shout

Perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *gerh₂- (‘to cry hoarsely’).

Person	Indicative	Subjunctive	Imperative
1st singular	krēō	krēaų	–
2nd singular	krēizi	krēaiz	krē
3rd singular	krēidi	krēai	krēadau
1st dual	krēōz	krēaiw	–
2nd dual	krēadiz	krēaidiz	krēadiz
1st plural	krēamaz	krēaim	–
2nd plural	krēid	krēaid	krēid
3rd plural	krēandi	krēain	krēandau

Infinitive	Present Participle	Past Participle
krēaną	krēandz	krēanaz

*krāan (Proto-West Germanic)
- crāien (Old Dutch)
  - crâyen (Middle Dutch)
    - kraaien (Dutch)
*krāan (Proto-West Germanic)
- crāwan (Old English)
  - crawen, crowen (Middle English)
    - crow (English)
    - craw (Scots)
*krāan (Proto-West Germanic)
- krāen (Old High German)
  - kraen (Middle High German)
    - krähen (German)
    - kréien (Luxembourgish)
*krāan (Proto-West Germanic)
- krāian (Old Saxon)
  - kreien (Middle Low German)
*krājan (Proto-West Germanic)
- crāien (Old Dutch)
  - crâyen (Middle Dutch)
    - kraaien (Dutch)
*krājan (Proto-West Germanic)
- crāwan (Old English)
  - crawen, crowen (Middle English)
    - crow (English)
    - craw (Scots)
*krājan (Proto-West Germanic)
- krāen (Old High German)
  - kraen (Middle High German)
    - krähen (German)
    - kréien (Luxembourgish)
*krājan (Proto-West Germanic)
- krāian (Old Saxon)
  - kreien (Middle Low German)