152 A cadence [§§318-20 PARTICIPLE. nasiþs stauiþs sōkiþs b. Passive. Present. INDICATIVE. Sing. i. nasjada stōjađa sōkjađa 2. nasjaza stōjaza sōkjaza 3. nasjada stōjađa sōkjada Plur. i. 2. 3. nasjanđa stōjanđa sōkjanđa SUBJUNCTIVE. Sing. i. nasjáiđáu stōjáidáa sōkjálđáu 2. nasjáizáu stōjáizáu sōkjáizáu 3. nasjáiđáu stōjáidáu sōkjáiđáu Plur. i. 2. 3. nasjáindáu stōjáindáu sōkjáinđáu NOTE.—On stōjan beside stauiđa, see §§ 80-1. § 818. Like nasjan are conjugated the following and many other verbs: arjan, to plough; gatamjan, to tame; hazjan, to praise ; huljan, to hide ; kukjan, to kiss; lagjan, to lay; matjan, to eat; natjan, to wet; satjan, to set; þragjan, to run ; waljan, to choose ; warjan, to forbid; wa'Sjan, to clothe, § 319. Like stōjan are conjugated the following verbs which change iu, áu hack to iw, aw before a following vowel (§ 150): ana-niujan, to renew; ga-qiujan, to give life to; siujan, to sew; *stráujan (pret. strawida), to strew ; táujan. to do. NOTE.—Here would also belong *afmōjan, to fatigue, *af-dōjan, to fatigue, but of these two verbs only the nom. pi. masc. of the pp. occurs once, af-mauiđái, af-đauidái, cp. § 8O, § 320. Like sōkjan are conjugated the following and a great many others: and-bahtjan, to serve; áugjan, to show; dáiljan, to deal out; đáupjan, to baptise; dáuþjan,