*laidijaną

Runic: ᛚᚨᛁᛞᛁᛃᚨᚾᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈlɑi̯.ði.jɑ.nɑ̃/

verb · Weak class 1

Meanings

to cause to go, lead

From *līþaną (‘to pass or go by’) + *-janą (‘causative suffix’).

Person	Indicative	Subjunctive	Imperative
1st singular	laidijō	laidijaų	–
2nd singular	laidīsi	laidijais	laidī
3rd singular	laidīþi	laidijai	laidijaþau
1st dual	laidijōs	laidijaiw	–
2nd dual	laidijaþiz	laidijaiþiz	laidijaþiz
1st plural	laidijamaz	laidijaim	–
2nd plural	laidīþ	laidijaiþ	laidīþ
3rd plural	laidijanþi	laidijain	laidijanþau

Infinitive	Present Participle	Past Participle
laidijaną	laidijandz	laididaz

*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- leiden (Old Dutch)
  - leiden, lêden (Middle Dutch)
    - lèèje, léjje (Limburgish)
*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- leiden (Old Dutch)
  - leiden, lêden (Middle Dutch)
    - leiden (Dutch)
      - lei (Afrikaans)
*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- lǣdan (Old English)
  - leden (Middle English)
    - lead (English)
    - lede, leid (Scots)
*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- lēda (Old Frisian)
  - leede, lede (Saterland Frisian)
  - liede (West Frisian)
*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- leiten (Old High German)
  - leiten (Middle High German)
    - leiten (German)
    - leeden (Luxembourgish)
*laidijan (Proto-West Germanic)
- lēdian, leidian (Old Saxon)
  - lêden, leiden (Middle Low German)
    - leden, leiden (German Low German)
leiða (Old Norse)
- leiða (Faroese)
- leiða (Icelandic)
- leia, leida (Norwegian Nynorsk)
leiða (Old Norse)
- lede (Danish)
  - lede (Norwegian Bokmål)
leiða (Old Norse)
- lēþa (Old Swedish)
  - leda (Swedish)
*lājδëjëtēk (Proto-Samic)