Dislandic
 ⤷ Not dialect specific
  ⤷ Neutral

Etymology
From Proto-West Germanic *bringan ("to bring"), from Proto-Germanic *bringaną ("to bring"), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰrenk-, from *bʰer- ("to carry") + h₁n(e)ḱ- ("to bring") or h₂n(e)ḱ- ("to to reach, attain"). Compare German bringen ("to bring"), Dutch brengen ("to bring, carry"), English bring. Notes
Present:
eec bringe
dow bringßt
hie/sie/dee bringd
wie bringen
ir bringd
die bringen

Imperfect:
eec bracte
dow bracteßt
hie/sie/dee bracte
wie bracten
ir bracted
die bracten

Perfect:
eec haave gebract
dow haßt gebract
hie/sie/dee haad gebract
wie haaven gebract
ir haad gebract
die haaven gebract

Future:
eec werde bringen
dow werßt bringen
hie/sie/dee werd bringen
wie werden bringen
ir werd bringen
die werden bringen

Imperative:
(dow) bring
(ir) bringd

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