Vowel Succession: ēo, ēa, u, o.

Infinitive. [1]Pret. Sing.Pret. Plur. [2]Past Part. [2]
cēos-an,cēas,cur-ongecor-en, to choose.
Indicative.Subjunctive.
Present.Present.
Sing. 1.Ic cēos-eSing. 1.Iccēos-e
2.ðū cīest (cēos-est)2.ðū
3.hē cīest (cēos-eð)3.
Plur. 1.cēos-aðPlur. 1.cēos-en
2.2.
3.hīe3.hīe
Preterit.Preterit.
Sing. 1.Ic cēasSing. 1.Iccur-e
2.ðū cur-e2.ðū
3.hē cēas3.
Plur. 1.cur-onPlur. 1.cur-en
2.2.
3.hīe3.hīe
Imperative.Infinitive.Present Participle.
Sing. 2.cēoscēos-ancēos-ende
Plur. 1.cēos-an
2.cēos-aðGerund.Past Participle.
tō cēos-anne (-enne)gecor-en
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Class III: The “Bind” Conjugation.

Vowel Succession:i
e
, a, u,u
o
.

The present stem ends in m, n, l, r, or h, + one or more consonants:

m:belimp-an, belǫmp
belamp
, belump-on,belump-en,to belong.
n:bind-an, bǫnd
band
, bund-on,gebund-en,to bind.
l:help-an,healp,hulp-on,geholp-en,to help.
r:weorð-an,wearð,wurd-on,geword-en,to become.
h:gefeoht-an,gefeaht,gefuht-on,gefoht-en,to fight.

Note 1.—If the present stem ends in a nasal (m, n) + a consonant, the past participle retains the u of the pret. plur.; but if the present stem ends in a liquid (l, r) or h, + a consonant, the past participle has o instead of u.