to drink
drincan
drink oor Old English
drink
en
(transitive) To consume (a liquid) through the mouth.
Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Old English
drenc
en
served beverage
drincan
en
consume liquid through the mouth
wǣt
en
type of beverage
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drync · līþ · drincenne · wæt · liþ
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No one says "I am plowed", but in the third person it is "the land is plowed"; bibo "I drink", bibitur uinum "the wine is drunk"; manduco "I eat", manducatur panis "the bread is eaten"; laboro "I work", laboratur uestis "the clothing is worn out", et cetera.
Ic cƿeðe nu amo "ic lufige", þonne cƿyst ðu quem amas? "Hƿæne lufast ðu?" Ic cƿeþe te amo "þe ic lufige" þonne befylð min lufu on ðe, and ðu miht cƿeðan amor a te “ic eom ᵹelufod fram ðe”; doceo te “ic tæce ðe”, and ðu cƿyst: doceor a te “ic eom ᵹelæred fram ðe”, et cetera.Tatoeba-2020.08 Tatoeba-2020.08
"And what do you drink?" "Ale if I have it, or water if I don't have ale." "Don't you drink wine?"
Hēo ƿrīt nū bōc.Tatoeba-2020.08 Tatoeba-2020.08
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