supine

And here alſo you may obſerv, that the ſyllable which is doubled in the Preterperfect tenſ is not doubled in the Supines, as totondi to clip, make's tonſum: cecídi to beat, cæſum: […]

The three conjugations are distinguished principally by the ending of the supine. In the first conjugation the supine ends in at, as: tala speak talat spoken. In the second conjugation the supine ends in t after a consonant, as: köpa buy köpt bought. In the third conjugation the supine ends in it, as: taga take tagit taken.