KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS MOITHER
PRESENT
Present
I moither
you moither
he/she/it moithers
we moither
you moither
they moither
Present continuous
I am moithering
you are moithering
he/she/it is moithering
we are moithering
you are moithering
they are moithering
Present perfect
I have moithered
you have moithered
he/she/it has moithered
we have moithered
you have moithered
they have moithered
Present perfect continuous
I have been moithering
you have been moithering
he/she/it has been moithering
we have been moithering
you have been moithering
they have been moithering
PAST
Past
I moithered
you moithered
he/she/it moithered
we moithered
you moithered
they moithered
Past continuous
I was moithering
you were moithering
he/she/it was moithering
we were moithering
you were moithering
they were moithering
Past perfect
I had moithered
you had moithered
he/she/it had moithered
we had moithered
you had moithered
they had moithered
Past perfect continuous
I had been moithering
you had been moithering
he/she/it had been moithering
we had been moithering
you had been moithering
they had been moithering
FUTURE
Future
I will moither
you will moither
he/she/it will moither
we will moither
you will moither
they will moither
Future continuous
I will be moithering
you will be moithering
he/she/it will be moithering
we will be moithering
you will be moithering
they will be moithering
Future perfect
I will have moithered
you will have moithered
he/she/it will have moithered
we will have moithered
you will have moithered
they will have moithered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been moithering
you will have been moithering
he/she/it will have been moithering
we will have been moithering
you will have been moithering
they will have been moithering
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would moither
you would moither
he/she/it would moither
we would moither
you would moither
they would moither
Conditional continuous
I would be moithering
you would be moithering
he/she/it would be moithering
we would be moithering
you would be moithering
they would be moithering
Conditional perfect
I would have moither
you would have moither
he/she/it would have moither
we would have moither
you would have moither
they would have moither
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been moithering
you would have been moithering
he/she/it would have been moithering
we would have been moithering
you would have been moithering
they would have been moithering
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you moither
we let´s moither
you moither
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
moithered
Present Participle
moithering
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MOITHER» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
moither in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
moither im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Shakespeare's Greenwood
One of these is moither. No peasant in a certain condition of mind ever fails to
make use of this word. It is one of those that come trippingly from the tongue. "
Adone, I tell ye, ye moither me to death," cries the mother to the hardy rustic lad
who ...
'“Donna moither thy little head about the farm,' he said. 'Papa will take care of it.”' '
“Wilt thou?' ah asked. 'Sure, lass, like always,' he said.” '“But Papa it needs
plowing and planting,' I protested.” '“I told thee not to moither about it. I'll get the ...
3
Studies in the History of the English Language: A Millennial ...
... for offering even preliminary hypotheses about their origin. The entries onfreak,
moither, skedaddle, and gumption in the O.D.E.E. are typical. Freak: "prob[ably] of
dial[ectal] origin"; moither: "of dial[ectal] and obscure origin"; skedaddle: ...
Donka Minkova, Robert P. Stockwell,
2003
4
The Woman thou Gavest Me (Volume 2 of 5) (EasyRead Super ...
Hall Caine. "Do you think I'm not doing my best for you, gel – my very best?" I
must have made some kind of assent, for he said: "Then don't moither me any
more, and don't let your Aunt Bridget moither me – telling me and telling me what
I ...
5
The Woman Thou Gavest Me: Being the Story of Mary O'Neill
I must have made some kind of assent, for he said: "Then don't moither me any
more, and don't let your Aunt Bridget moither me – telling me and telling me what
I might have done for her own daughter instead." At last, with a kind of rough ...
6
A Dream of the North Sea
"Oh! you're over kind to moither yourself about me, sir. She du give me a twist
now and then, but, Lord's sake, what was it like before you come! I doan't fare to
know about heaven, but I should say, speakin' in my way, this is like heaven, ...
7
The Works of the Reverend John Wesley, A. M.
Do you not represent Mr. Moither, and other Moravians in England, as teaching
the same ? In short, I have not charged the Moravian Church with any thing ; but
only repeat after you. And if you have accused them when you knew them to be ...
John Wesley, John Emory,
1835
TROUBLE ^ DISTURBANCE Moither — Harass — Thole — Clamper Pat
MacCarthy of Dooradoyle, Limerick, asks about the verb rile, to annoy, perturb.
The origin of the verb may lie with medieval French builders. Ruiler to them
meant to mix ...
Diarmaid Ó Muirithe, Alan Tuffery,
2006
9
Knowledge...: A Monthly Record of Science
Adone, I tell thee ; ye moither me to death! " cries the mother to the hardy rustic
lad who persists in importuning for a holiday. To “ moither " is to worry, to bother.
to bewilder. This word is indigenous to urban as well as rural Warwickshire, and it
...
10
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
MOITHER, 11. and sb. In gm. dial. use in Sc. lrel. and n. and midl. counties to Rdn
. Mtg. Glo. Also PNrf. ? Sur. Nfld. Also written moyther Lei.1 Glo.; and in forms
mauther Glo.; mayther HrfF; meither s.Chs.'; meyther Lan. Chs.I ; mider Nfld.;
mither ...
2 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MOITHER» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
moither im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Sapulpa Woman Hit, Killed By Truck On Daughter's Birthday
She said hearing that little girl screaming for her moither will never leave her memory. I would like to send out my prayers and condolences to ... «News On 6, Sep 14»
Why do Italians still have a soft spot for Mussolini?
In 1935 my moither was touring Europe as a schoolgirl and arrived in Florence to check in with her family at the hotel in Piazza Santa Maria ... «Catholic Herald Online, Mai 12»