Dutch reference

menen

to mean; believe

Regular · 11 form tables

Dutch forms with separate jij and u rows. Separable verbs retain their word order in each form.

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Indicative

Present

menen: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI mean
jijyou mean
uyou (formal) mean
hij/zij/hethe/she/it means
wijwe mean
jullieyou (plural) mean
zijthey mean

Simple past

menen: Simple past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI meant
jijyou meant
uyou (formal) meant
hij/zij/hethe/she/it meant
wijwe meant
jullieyou (plural) meant
zijthey meant

Compound past

menen: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI meant; I have meant
jijyou meant; you have meant
uyou (formal) meant; you (formal) have meant
hij/zij/hethe/she/it meant; he/she/it has meant
wijwe meant; we have meant
jullieyou (plural) meant; you (plural) have meant
zijthey meant; they have meant

Past perfect

menen: Past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI had meant
jijyou had meant
uyou (formal) had meant
hij/zij/hethe/she/it had meant
wijwe had meant
jullieyou (plural) had meant
zijthey had meant

Future (zullen)

menen: Future (zullen)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI will mean
jijyou will mean
uyou (formal) will mean
hij/zij/hethe/she/it will mean
wijwe will mean
jullieyou (plural) will mean
zijthey will mean

Future (gaan)

menen: Future (gaan)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI am going to mean
jijyou are going to mean
uyou (formal) are going to mean
hij/zij/hethe/she/it is going to mean
wijwe are going to mean
jullieyou (plural) are going to mean
zijthey are going to mean

Question (jij)

menen: Question (jij)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jijdo you mean?

Future perfect

menen: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI will have meant
jijyou will have meant
uyou (formal) will have meant
hij/zij/hethe/she/it will have meant
wijwe will have meant
jullieyou (plural) will have meant
zijthey will have meant

Conditional

Conditional

menen: Conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI would mean
jijyou would mean
uyou (formal) would mean
hij/zij/hethe/she/it would mean
wijwe would mean
jullieyou (plural) would mean
zijthey would mean

Conditional perfect

menen: Conditional perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI would have meant
jijyou would have meant
uyou (formal) would have meant
hij/zij/hethe/she/it would have meant
wijwe would have meant
jullieyou (plural) would have meant
zijthey would have meant

Imperative

Imperative

menen: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jijmean!
umean! (formal)
julliemean! (plural)

Additional forms

Infinitive with te
Present participle
Past participle

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