gemunan

From Proto-West Germanic *gamunan.

• IPA^(key): /jeˈmu.nɑn/

ġemunan

1. to remember [+accusative or genitive]

   Iċ his ġeman swelċe hit ġiestrandæġ wǣre.

   I remember it like it was yesterday.

• In Late West Saxon and the Anglian dialects, this verb was sometimes inflected as if it were not preterite-present: attested forms include iċ ġemune, þū ġemunst, and hē/hēo/hit ġemanþ.

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• ġemynd (“memory”)
• myndgian (“to remind”)

• Middle English: i-mune