英語の動詞HATCHELLEDの活用
PRESENT
Present
I hatchelled
you hatchelled
he/she/it hatchelleds
we hatchelled
you hatchelled
they hatchelled
Present continuous
I am hatchelledding
you are hatchelledding
he/she/it is hatchelledding
we are hatchelledding
you are hatchelledding
they are hatchelledding
Present perfect
I have hatchelledded
you have hatchelledded
he/she/it has hatchelledded
we have hatchelledded
you have hatchelledded
they have hatchelledded
Present perfect continuous
I have been hatchelledding
you have been hatchelledding
he/she/it has been hatchelledding
we have been hatchelledding
you have been hatchelledding
they have been hatchelledding
PAST
Past
I hatchelledded
you hatchelledded
he/she/it hatchelledded
we hatchelledded
you hatchelledded
they hatchelledded
Past continuous
I was hatchelledding
you were hatchelledding
he/she/it was hatchelledding
we were hatchelledding
you were hatchelledding
they were hatchelledding
Past perfect
I had hatchelledded
you had hatchelledded
he/she/it had hatchelledded
we had hatchelledded
you had hatchelledded
they had hatchelledded
Past perfect continuous
I had been hatchelledding
you had been hatchelledding
he/she/it had been hatchelledding
we had been hatchelledding
you had been hatchelledding
they had been hatchelledding
FUTURE
Future
I will hatchelled
you will hatchelled
he/she/it will hatchelled
we will hatchelled
you will hatchelled
they will hatchelled
Future continuous
I will be hatchelledding
you will be hatchelledding
he/she/it will be hatchelledding
we will be hatchelledding
you will be hatchelledding
they will be hatchelledding
Future perfect
I will have hatchelledded
you will have hatchelledded
he/she/it will have hatchelledded
we will have hatchelledded
you will have hatchelledded
they will have hatchelledded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hatchelledding
you will have been hatchelledding
he/she/it will have been hatchelledding
we will have been hatchelledding
you will have been hatchelledding
they will have been hatchelledding
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hatchelled
you would hatchelled
he/she/it would hatchelled
we would hatchelled
you would hatchelled
they would hatchelled
Conditional continuous
I would be hatchelledding
you would be hatchelledding
he/she/it would be hatchelledding
we would be hatchelledding
you would be hatchelledding
they would be hatchelledding
Conditional perfect
I would have hatchelled
you would have hatchelled
he/she/it would have hatchelled
we would have hatchelled
you would have hatchelled
they would have hatchelled
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hatchelledding
you would have been hatchelledding
he/she/it would have been hatchelledding
we would have been hatchelledding
you would have been hatchelledding
they would have been hatchelledding
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hatchelled
we let´s hatchelled
you hatchelled
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
hatchelledded
Present Participle
hatchelledding
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1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
To Work in Hand, 23d March 1861, viz, Hemp, parted, of Riga, 25 thread Ditto,
hatchelled - ditto Ditto, parted, of Riga, 30 thread Ditto, hatchelled - ditto Ditto,'
raw, of Riga, 40 thread Ditto, dressed - ditto - Ditto, shorts, drest, 20 thread Hemp
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1863
2
A popular and complete English dictionary
HATCHELLED. G33 HAVE ment formed with long iron teeth set in a board* for
cleaning flax or hemp; a hackle— u. t. To draw flax or hemp through the teeth of a
hatchel, for separating the coarse part and broken pieces of the stalk from the fine
...
3
A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Pret. a. sheicil, hatchelled; Jut. aff. a. seiclidh. Seicilte, p. part, of seicil. Hatchelled
or hackled. Seicleadh, idh, s. m. The process of hatchelling or flax- combing. Lion
air a dheadh sheideadh, yfai well dressed. Seiclear, eir, s. m. A hatcheller or ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
4
Trade and Institutions in the Medieval Mediterranean: The ...
28 Still in Bfislr, one could also purchase further along in the cycle - buying
scutched flax in need of hatchelling or even fully hatchelled and bundled flax
from the “beggars” (sa'ali'k, '[fiNVEW) or the “merchants” - for there were both
small and ...
Jessica L. Goldberg, 2012
5
A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Prêt. a. sheicil, hatchelled ; fut. aff. a. seiclidh. Seicilte, p. part, of seicil. Hatchelled
or hackled. Seicleadh, idh, s. m. The process of hatchelling or flax- combing. Lion
air a dheadh sheicleadh, flax well dressed. Seiclear, eir, s. m. A hatcheller or ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
6
The Talmud of Babylonia: E. Shabbat, chapters 18-24
4:1G-I G. They cover up [food to keep it hot] with (1) cloth, (2) produce, (3) the
wings of a dove, (4) carpenters' sawdust, H. and (5) soft hatchelled flax. I. R.
Judah prohibits in the case of soft [hatchelled flax] and permits in the case of
coarse ...
7
The Talmud of Babylonia: An American Translation
4:1G-I G. They cover up [food to keep it hot] with (1) doth, (2) produce, (3) the
wings of a dove, (4) carpenters' sawdust, H. and (5) soft hatchelled flax. I. R.
Judah prohibits in the case of soft [hatchelled flax] and permits in the case of
coarse ...
8
Reports on the Vienna Universal Exhibition of 1873: ...
In the year 18/2 the price of raw hemp was quoted at 14 florins, of hatchelled ditto
at 21 florins, of fine hatchelled at 24 florins, of finest hatchelled at 27 florins ; of
hemp tow, medium quality, at 13 florins, and of ditto, best quality, at 15 florins.
Great Britain. Royal Commission for the Vienna Universal Exhibition of 1873, 1874
9
The Talmud of Babylonia: an academic commentary
B. (4) carpenters' sawdust: AND (5) SOFT HATCHELLED FLAX. R. JUDAH
PROHIBITS IN THE CASE OF SOFT HATCHELLED FLAX AND PERMITS IN THE
CASE OF COARSE HATCHELLED FLAX. 1. II:1: The question was raised: Does
R.
tuating outline indubitably appears, was bewritted, arrested, fleeced, hatchelled,
bewildered,and bedevilled,tillthe very Jail of King's Bench seemed a refuge from
them. A Wholly obscure contest, as was natural; wherein, however, to all candid ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1833
