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		The -ij- = Indg. -ej· regularly became j before guttural vowels, whence Goth, nasja, sōkja; nasjam, nasjanđ, nasjands, nasjan, &c,, see §§ 152, (3), 157. The combination -iji- regularly became -ī- after long closed stem-syllables and after unaccented syllables, but -ji- in other cases (§ 153), whence Goth, sōkeis, sōkelþ, beside nasjis, nasjiþ. On the imperative forms nasei, sōkei, see § 154. Apart from the forms with -el-, -ei, and the indie, pret. sing, all forms of the finite verb have the same endings as the corresponding tenses and moods of the strong verbs (§§ 287-97). On the indie, pret. singular, see § 815. Past participle nasiþs, sōkiþs, prim. Germanic 'naziđaz, *sōkiđaz, Indg. -itos. § 323. 2. Second Weak Conjugation, a. Active. Present.
				INDIC. SUBJ. IMPERATIVE. Sing. i. salbō, I anoint salbō — 2. salbōs salbōs salbō 3. salbōþ salbō salbōdáu Dual i. salbōs salbōwa — 2. salbōts salbōts salbōts Plur. i. salbōm salbōma salbōm 2. salbōþ salbōþ Kalbōþ 3. salbōnd salbōna salbōndáu INFIN. PARTICIPLE. salbōn salbōnds Preterite. INDIC. SUBJ. Sing. i. salbōda salbōdēdjáu 2. salbōdēs salbōdēdeis [&c. like nasiđa] [Sec. like nasi-dēdjáu] Ρ ARTICIPLE. salbōþs