øþa

See also: otha, øða, and øya

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse eyða, from Proto-Germanic *auþijaną.

Verb

ø̄þa

  1. to lay waste to
  2. to destroy, annihilate
  3. to finish, deplete

Conjugation

Conjugation of ø̄þa (weak)
present past
infinitive ø̄þa —
participle ø̄þandi, ø̄þande ø̄dder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk ø̄þir ø̄þi, ø̄þe —   ø̄ddi, ø̄dde ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
þū ø̄þir ø̄þi, ø̄þe ø̄þ ø̄ddi, ø̄dde ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
han ø̄þir ø̄þi, ø̄þe —   ø̄ddi, ø̄dde ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
vīr ø̄þum, ø̄þom ø̄þum, ø̄þom ø̄þum, ø̄þom ø̄ddum, ø̄ddom ø̄ddum, ø̄ddom
īr ø̄þin ø̄þin ø̄þin ø̄ddin ø̄ddin
þēr ø̄þa ø̄þin —   ø̄ddu, ø̄ddo ø̄ddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk ø̄þis ø̄þis, ø̄þes —   ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
þū ø̄þis ø̄þis, ø̄þes —   ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
han ø̄þis ø̄þis, ø̄þes —   ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
vīr ø̄þums, ø̄þoms ø̄þums, ø̄þoms —   ø̄ddums, ø̄ddoms ø̄ddums, ø̄ddoms
īr ø̄þins ø̄þins —   ø̄ddins ø̄ddins
þēr ø̄þas ø̄þins —   ø̄ddus, ø̄ddos ø̄ddins

Descendants

  • Swedish: öda
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