Waaþeneh

Væyne Zaanics

Etymology

From waaþ +‎ -en +‎ -eh

Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈwɑːðəne/

Orthographic Form

waaþeneh

Verb

waaþeneh (infinitive, light, present waaþen, present participle waaþene)

1. to die and go to Heaven, to be raptured, to be saved

Inflection

	Finite	Infinitive	Participle
Present	waaþen	waaþeneh	waaþene
Past	waaþæj	waaþæjeh	waaþæje
Future	waaþil	waaþilneh	waaþilne
Present Progressive	newaaþen	newaaþeneh	newaaþene
Past Progressive	newaaþæj	newaaþæjeh	newaaþæje
Future Progressive	newaaþil	newaaþilneh	newaaþilne
Present Perfect	jæwaaþen	jæwaaþeneh	jæwaaþene
Pluperfect	jæwaaþæj	jæwaaþæjeh	jæwaaþæje
Future Perfect	jæwaaþil	jæwaaþilneh	jæwaaþilne
Immediate Future	liwaaþen	liwaaþeneh	liwaaþene
Conditional	liwaaþæj	liwaaþæjeh	liwaaþæje
Future Intentional	liwaaþil	liwaaþilneh	liwaaþilne

Related Terms

• waaþonoh