sayest

/sˈeɪɪst/ verb B1

you say (archaic)

Word Origin Sayest is an archaic second-person singular form of say — 'you say'. The -est suffix was the Old English ending for 'thou'. The root say comes from Old English secgan, from PIE *sekʷ- 'to say'. Related words: gainsay (to say against), soothsayer (truth-sayer). So sayest is a fossil of older English grammar.

verb you say (archaic) B1

Thou sayest that thou art innocent, but I do not believe thee.

(动词) 曰;云 【你说(古语)】

你说你是无辜的,但我不相信你。

(verbo) dices (arcaico) [tú dices (arcaico)]

Tú dices que eres inocente, pero no te creo.

(verbe) tu dis [tu dis (forme archaïque, deuxième personne du singulier)]

Tu dis que tu es innocent, mais je ne te crois pas.

(Verb) du sagst (veraltet) [du sagst (veraltete Form, meist in altertümlicher oder biblischer Sprache)]

„Thou **sayest**, dass du unschuldig bist, aber ich glaube dir nicht.“

(動詞) 「おまえが言う」の古語における二人称単数現在形。

汝は無実を主張するが、私には信じられぬ。

(verbo) dizes [tu dizes (arcaico)]

Tu dizes que és inocente, mas eu não te acredito.

verb second-person singular simple present indicative of say

Thou sayest the truth, and I believe thee.

(动词) 汝言 【汝言(say的第二人称单数现在式)】

汝所言属实,吾信汝。

(verbo) dices [segunda persona del singular del presente de indicativo de decir]

Tú dices la verdad, y te creo.

(verbe) tu dis; dis [Forme archaïque de la deuxième personne du singulier du présent de l'indicatif de « to say » (dire), employée avec « thou ».]

« Thou sayest » la vérité, et je te crois.

(Verb) sagst [Zweite Person Singular Präsens Indikativ des Verbs *to say* (sagen); veraltete oder dichterische Form.]

Du **sayest** die Wahrheit, und ich glaube dir.

(動詞) 動詞「say」の古英語における二人称単数現在形。「あなたが言う」という意味。

あなたは真実を言われる、私はあなたを信じる。

(verbo) dizes [segunda pessoa do singular do presente do indicativo de say (dizer)]

Tu dizes a verdade, e eu te creio.

Synonyms: say speak utter declare
Word parts: say + est

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