The j-conditioned Germanic stem accounts for Old English fronting of a to e and the geminate spelling in hettan; the displayed infinitive is a normalized lemma rather than a quoted corpus token.
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hettan
a lexicographic weak-verb lemma associated with hating, attacking, or persecuting
OPEN NODE 1122 ↗*xatjanan
a reconstructed Germanic weak verb represented by Gothic hatjan, Old English hettan, and Middle High German hetzen
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The compared Germanic verb family ranges across hate, pursuit, attack, and persecution, but the priority of those senses is unresolved.
Proto-Germanic reconstruction into Old English lexical and textual evidence.
Vladimir Orel · Chr. Peeters · Marta Tío Sáenz
probable — The formal Germanic comparison is strong, but the located Old English verbal inventory supplies only hettende and dictionaries disagree on its lemma assignment.
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Assigns the same surface form to the sibling lemma hatian rather than hettan.
Publishes the comparative weak verb and the three branch forms.
Recognizes the lemma while routing the surviving forms through the enemy entry.
The full-corpus lemmatisation inventory assigns the one located form to hettan.
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