þva

See also: ýva and þvá

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse þvá, from Proto-Germanic *þwahaną.

Verb

þvā

  1. to wash

Conjugation

Conjugation of þvā (strong)
present past
infinitive þvā —
participle þvāndi þvaghin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þvār þvā — þvō þvōghi, þvōghe
þū þvār þvā þvā þvōt þvōghi, þvōghe
han þvār þvā — þvō þvōghi, þvōghe
vīr þvāum, þvāom þvāum, þvāom þvāum, þvāom þvōghum, þvōghom þvōghum, þvōghom
īr þvāin þvāin þvāin þvōghin þvōghin
þēr þvāa þvāin — þvōghu, þvōgho þvōghin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þvās þvās — þvōs þvōghis, þvōghes
þū þvās þvās — þvōts þvōghis, þvōghes
han þvās þvās — þvōs þvōghis, þvōghes
vīr þvāums, -oms þvāums, þvāoms — þvōghums, þvōghoms þvōghums, þvōghoms
īr þvāins þvāins — þvōghins þvōghins
þēr þvāas þvāins — þvōghus, þvōghos þvōghins

Descendants

  • Swedish: två
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