మూస:nl-conj-wk

Conjugation of nl-conj-wk

infinitive	[[{{{1}}}en]]
	present tense	past tense
1st person singular	[[{{{1}}}]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}e]]
2nd person singular	[[{{{1}}}t]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}e]]
3rd person singular	[[{{{1}}}t]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}e]]
plural	[[{{{1}}}en]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}en]]

subjunctive sing.¹	[[{{{1}}}e]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}e]]
subjunctive plur.¹	[[{{{1}}}en]]	[[{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}en]]

imperative sing.	[[{{{1}}}]]
imperative plur.¹	[[{{{1}}}t]]

participles	[[{{{1}}}end]]	(hebben) [[ge{{{1}}}{{{dt}}}]]
¹⁾ Archaic.

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This template creates a conjugation table for Dutch regular weak verbs. It is usable for most verbs. For strong verbs, use {{nl-conj-st}} instead. For (very) irregular verbs, use {{nl-conj-irr}}.

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Parameters

Numbered parameters:

1= The first-person singular (ik) form. This is the basic stem of the verb.
- For separable verbs, provide only the basic form without the separable part.
2= The singular subjunctive form.
- This is the plural form without the -n.
- For separable verbs, provide only the basic form without the separable part.
- If not specified, uses basic stem+e.
3= The past participle.
- This is needed for verbs that start with e or i, which get a diaeresis after ge-.
- For separable verbs, provide only the basic form without the separable part.
- If not specified, uses (ge)+basic stem+d/t, depending on other parameters.

Named parameters:

dt= The ending consonants of the past tense, according to the 't kofschip/'t fokschaap rule.
- dt=d If the past tense ends in -de/-den.
- dt=t If the past tense ends in -te/-ten.
- dt=dd If the past tense ends in -dde/-dden. (the basic stem ends in -d, such as kleden)
- dt=tt If the past tense ends in -tte/-tten. (the basic stem ends in -t, such as zetten)
head= : The headword.
- Defaults to the current page name.
no-ge=1 Remove the ge- prefix from the past participle.
- This is needed for verbs that begin with ge-, be-, ver- and such.
aux= The auxiliary verb used with the past participle.
- This defaults to 'hebben'.
aux2= The second auxiliary verb used with the past participle.
- This is normally 'zijn', for verbs that allow both to be used.
- The aux= parameter does not need to be set for this to work.
sep= The separable part, for separable verbs.
- When this parameter is provided, the table is expanded to include the forms used in subordinate clauses.
subonly=1 This separable verb has only subordinate clause forms.

Usage

Normal weak verbs

For a simple regular verb, only the first numbered parameter and dt are enough.

On the page wandelen:

{{nl-conj-wk|wandel|dt=d}}

On the page fietsen:

{{nl-conj-wk|fiets|dt=t}}

Some verbs lose a vowel or gain a consonant in the plural/subjunctive form. If they end in -f or -s, that changes to -v and -z. For these verbs, the second parameter must be provided.

On the page leven:

{{nl-conj-wk|leef|leve|dt=d}}

On the page razen:

{{nl-conj-wk|raas|raze|dt=d}}

If the verb uses the auxiliary verb 'zijn' with the past participle, specify that with the aux= parameter.

On the page lukken:

{{nl-conj-wk|luk|lukke|dt=t|aux=zijn}}

Some verbs allow you to use both auxiliaries. In that case, specify 'zijn' as the second auxiliary verb with the aux2= parameter.

On the page draaien:

{{nl-conj-wk|draai|draaie|dt=d|aux2=zijn}}

Special forms

Verbs with stems ending in -t do not get an additional -t in the past participle or the 2nd and 3rd person singular forms. Similarly, verbs with stems ending in -d do not get an additional -d in the past participle. Specify that with the dt=tt and dt=dd parameters, respectively.

On the page zetten:

{{nl-conj-wk|zet|zette|dt=tt|aux2=zijn}}

On the page kleden:

{{nl-conj-wk|kleed|klede|dt=dd|aux2=zijn}}

Some verbs have prefixes that override the normal ge- prefix for past participles, and ge- is not added. Such verbs normally begin with an unstressed ge-, be-, her-, er- ver-, ont- and others. For such verbs, add the no-ge=1 parameter.

On the page verdelen:

{{nl-conj-wk|verdeel|verdele|dt=d|no-ge=1|aux2=zijn}}

Separable verbs

Separable verbs are verbs that have a prefix, and are split into two separate words when conjugated in a main clause. An example is opdelen where you conjugate it as ik deel op rather than ik opdeel. For such verbs, the forms you list with parameters 1 and 2 should not have the separable part. Rather, you should supply the separable part with the sep= parameter. The template will then reattach it in the appropriate places.

On the page opdelen:

{{nl-conj-wk|sep=op|deel|dele|dt=d|aux2=zijn}}

A select few verbs lack main clause forms, because an inseparable prefix like her- has been attached to a separable prefix. An example is herinrichten, which does not allow one to say 'ik richt herin', although a subordinate clause form is possible: 'zij zag dat ik de kamer herinrichtte'. For such verbs, use the subonly=1 parameter.

On the page herinrichten:

{{nl-conj-wk|sep=herin|subonly=1|richt|dt=tt}}