, {gelingen}, _to succeed_, {gewinnen}, _to gain_,
{schrinden}, _to split_, {sinken}, _to sink_, {sinnen}, _to reflect_,
{spinnen}, _to spin_, {swimmen}, _to swim_, {trinken}, _to drink_,
{vinden} (p.p. {vunden}), _to find_, {winden}, _to wind_. {beginnen},
_to begin_, pret. sing. {began} beside {begunde}, {begonde}, pl.
{begunden}, p.p. {begunnen}.

b[e:]rgen, _to hide_ birge bare burgen geborgen
h[e:]lfen, _to help_ hilfe half hulfen geholfen
st[e:]rben, _to die_ stirbe starp sturben gestorben

And similarly {bev[e:]lhen}, _to order_, {emph[e:]lhen}, {enph[e:]lhen},
_to recommend_, {g[e:]lten}, _to pay_, {m[e:]lken}, _to milk_, {sch[e:]lten},
_to revile_, {sw[e:]llen}, _to swell_, {verd[e:]rben}, _to destroy_,
{w[e:]rfen}, _to throw_, {w[e:]rren}, _to confuse_, {w[e:]rden}, _to
become_, pret. pl. {wurten}, {wurden}, p.p. {worten}, {(ge)worden}, see
Sec. 30.

CLASS IV.

Sec. 82.

The verbs of this class belong to the fourth ablaut-series (Sec. 12). They
include those strong verbs which have a liquid or a nasal before or
after the stem-vowel, and a few others, thus:--

[e:] i a [a] o
n[e:]men, _to take_ nime nam n[a]men genomen
b[e:]rn, _to bear_ bir (Sec. 9, 1) bar b[a]ren geborn
st[e:]ln, _to steal_ stil (Sec. 9, 1) stal st[a]len gestoln
br[e:]chen, _to break_ briche brach br[a]chen gebrochen
v[e:]hten, _to fight_ vihte vaht v[a]hten gevohten

And similarly {sch[e:]rn}, _to shear_, {schr[e:]cken}, _to frighten_,
{spr[e:]chen}, _to speak_, {vl[e:]hten}, _to plait_, {z[e:]men} (p.p. also
{gez[e:]men}), _to be befitting_, {st[e:]chen}, _to prick_, {tr[e:]ffen} (p.p.
{troffen}), _to hit_; {dreschen}, _to thrash_, {leschen}, _to be
extinguished_, see Sec. 11, 1. {komen} (OHG. {qu[e:]man}), _to come_, {kume},
{quam}, {qu[a]men}, {komen}; on other forms of this verb, see Sec. 36.

CLASS V.

Sec. 83.

The verbs of this class belong to the fifth ablaut-series (Sec. 12). They
include the strong verbs containing a medial consonant other than a
nasal or liquid, thus:--

{[e:]} {i} {a} {[a]} {[e:]}
g[e:]ben, _to give_ gibe gap g[a]ben geg[e:]ben
j[e:]hen, _to say_ gihe (Sec. 35) jach j[a]hen gej[e:]hen
s[e:]hen, _to see_ sihe sach s[a]hen ges[e:]hen
w[e:]gen, _to move_