Non-standard past tense of 'bring,' sometimes used in dialect or informal speech, though 'brought' is correct standard English.
A regular verb formation following the pattern of most English verbs (add -ed for past tense), competing with the irregular 'brought'; this regularization appears in many dialects.
Language is constantly normalizing—if enough people say 'bringed,' it shows how our brains naturally want verbs to follow regular patterns, fighting against historical irregularities.
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