þiuta

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse þjóta, from Proto-Germanic *þeutaną.

Verb

þiūta

  1. to howl, to whine, to cry

Conjugation

Conjugation of þiūta (strong)
present past
infinitive þiūta —
participle þiūtandi, þiūtande þutin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þiūter þiūti, þiūte — þø̄t þuti, þute
þū þiūter þiūti, þiūte þiūt *þø̄st þuti, þute
han þiūter þiūti, þiūte — þø̄t þuti, þute
vīr þiūtum, þiūtom þiūtum, þiūtom þiūtum, þiūtom þutum, þutom þutum, þutom
īr þiūtin þiūtin þiūtin þutin þutin
þēr þiūta þiūtin — þutu, þuto þutin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þiūts þiūtis, þiūtes — þø̄ts þutis, þutes
þū þiūts þiūtis, þiūtes — *þø̄sts þutis, þutes
han þiūts þiūtis, þiūtes — þø̄ts þutis, þutes
vīr þiūtums, -oms þiūtums, þiūtoms — þutums, þutoms þutums, þutoms
īr þiūtins þiūtins — þutins þutins
þēr þiūtas þiūtins — þutus, þutos þutins

Descendants

  • Swedish: tjuta
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