(3) Dōn (do).
| INDICATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. | |
| Pres. sing. | 1. dō, | dō. |
| 2. dēst, | dō. | |
| 3. dēþ, | dō. | |
| plur. | dōþ, | dōn. |
| Pret. | dyde, etc. | |
| Imper. dō, dōþ. Infin. dōn. | ||
| Partic. pres. dōnde; pret. ġe·dōn. | ||
(4) Gān (go).
| INDICATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. | |
| Pres. sing. | 1. gā, | gā. |
| 2. gǣst, | gā. | |
| 3. gǣþ, | gā. | |
| plur. | gāþ, | gān. |
| Pret. | ēode, | ēode. |
| Imper. gā, gāþ. Infin. gān. | ||
| Partic. pres. gangende; pret. ġe·gān. | ||
DERIVATION.
PREFIXES.
The following are the most important prefixes, some of which are verbal, being confined to verbs and words formed directly from them; some nominal, being confined to nouns and adjectives.
ā- (1) originally 'forth,' 'away,' as in ā·rīsan, 'rise forth,' 'arise'; ā·faran, 'go away,''depart'; but generally only intensive, as in ā·cwęllan (kill), ā·hrēosan (fall).