G3184–μεθύω–methuō

and bigynneth to smyte hise euen seruauntis, and ete, and drynke with drunken men;

μεθυόντων, methuontōn “being drunkards,”

and seith to hym, Ech man settith first good wiyn, and whanne men ben fulfillid, thanne that that is worse; but thou hast kept the good wiyn `in to this tyme.

μεθυσθῶσιν methusthōsin “they may have drunk freely”

For not as ye wenen, these ben dronkun, whanne it is the thridde our of the dai;

μεθύουσιν, methuousin “are drunkards,”

for whi ech man bifor takith his soper to ete, and oon is hungry, and another is drunkun.

μεθύει. methuei “is drunken.”

For thei that slepen, slepen in the niyt, and thei that ben drunkun, ben drunkun in the niyt.

μεθύουσιν· methuousin “get drunk;”

And Y say a womman drunkun of the blood of seyntis, and of the blood of martris of Jhesu. And whanne Y say hir, Y wondride with greet wondryng.

μεθύουσαν methuousan “being drunk”