Baigner – to bathe, wash, soak

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
je	baigne	baignais	baignerai		baignerais	baigne		baignasse
tu	baignes	baignais	baigneras		baignerais	baignes		baignasses
il	baigne	baignait	baignera		baignerait	baigne		baignât
nous	baignons	baignions	baignerons		baignerions	baignions		baignassions
vous	baignez	baigniez	baignerez		baigneriez	baigniez		baignassiez
ils	baignent	baignaient	baigneront		baigneraient	baignent		baignassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai baigné	avais baigné	aurai baigné		aurais baigné	aie baigné		eusse baigné
tu	as baigné	avais baigné	auras baigné		aurais baigné	aies baigné		eusses baigné
il	a baigné	avait baigné	aura baigné		aurait baigné	ait baigné		eût baigné
nous	avons baigné	avions baigné	aurons baigné		aurions baigné	ayons baigné		eussions baigné
vous	avez baigné	aviez baigné	aurez baigné		auriez baigné	ayez baigné		eussiez baigné
ils	ont baigné	avaient baigné	auront baigné		auraient baigné	aient baigné		eussent baigné
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
je / j’	baignai	eus baigné		(tu)	baigne		Present	baignant
tu	baignas	eus baigné		(nous)	baignons		Past	baigné
il	baigna	eut baigné		(vous)	baignez		Perfect	ayant baigné
nous	baignâmes	eûmes baigné		Past imperative
vous	baignâtes	eûtes baigné		(tu)	aie baigné	Past infinitive
ils	baignèrent	eurent baigné		(nous)	ayons baigné		avoir baigné
				(vous)	ayez baigné

  Baigner is a regular -er verb.

As a reflexive verb, se baigner means "to swim" or "to take a bath."

 Do you use this verb enough? Take a look at 5 overused French verbs (and the synonyms you might need instead)

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