takest

/tˈeɪkɪst/ verb B2

an old word meaning 'you take'

Word Origin Take comes from Old Norse taka, which replaced the Old English niman. The -est is the archaic second-person singular ending, so takest means 'you take.' It's a basic verb of grasping that's formed many compounds: overtake, undertake, mistake, retake. The root is from Proto-Germanic *tēkōną, a sturdy, everyday word.

verb an old word meaning 'you take' B2

Thou takest the book from the table.

(动词) 尔取 【古语,意为“你拿”】

你从桌子上拿走这本书。

(verbo) tú tomas (arcaico) [palabra antigua que significa 'tú tomas']

Tú tomas el libro de la mesa.

(verbe) forme archaïque ou littéraire correspondant à « tu prends » (avec « thou »).

Tu prends le livre sur la table.

(Verb) nimmst [veraltete Form von ‚du nimmst‘, verwendet in altertümlicher oder poetischer Sprache]

‚Thou **takest** the book from the table.‘

(動詞) 「あなた(古風な二人称単数)が取る」という意味の古語

あなたはテーブルから本を取る。

(verbo) tomas [uma palavra antiga que significa 'você pega/toma']

Tu tomas o livro da mesa.

verb second-person singular simple present indicative of take

Thou takest the bread from the table without asking.

(动词) 拿取(第二人称单数现在时)

你未经允许就从桌上拿走了面包。

(verbo) segunda persona del singular del presente de indicativo de take (tomar)

Tú tomas el pan de la mesa sin pedir.

(verbe) Deuxième personne du singulier du présent de l'indicatif archaïque de to take.

Thou takest le pain de la table sans demander.

(Verb) nimmst [Zweite Person Singular Präsens Indikativ von *take* (veraltet oder gehoben).]

Du **takest** das Brot vom Tisch, ohne zu fragen.

(動詞) 動詞「take」の二人称単数現在形(古風・聖書的な英語)

汝は許可なくテーブルからパンを取る。

(verbo) toma; pega; leva; apanha; agarra [segunda pessoa do singular do presente do indicativo de tomar, pegar]

Tu tomas o pão da mesa sem pedir.

Word parts: take + est

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