þyþa

See also: þýða

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse þýða, from Proto-Germanic *þiudijaną.

Verb

þȳþa

  1. to interpret
  2. to explain, inform
  3. to mean, signify

Conjugation

Conjugation of þȳþa (weak)
present past
infinitive þȳþa —
participle þȳþandi, þȳþande þȳdder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þȳþir þȳþi, þȳþe —   þȳddi, þȳdde þȳddi, þȳdde
þū þȳþir þȳþi, þȳþe þȳþ þȳddi, þȳdde þȳddi, þȳdde
han þȳþir þȳþi, þȳþe —   þȳddi, þȳdde þȳddi, þȳdde
vīr þȳþum, þȳþom þȳþum, þȳþom þȳþum, þȳþom þȳddum, þȳddom þȳddum, þȳddom
īr þȳþin þȳþin þȳþin þȳddin þȳddin
þēr þȳþa þȳþin —   þȳddu, þȳddo þȳddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk þȳþis þȳþis, þȳþes —   þȳddis, þȳddes þȳddis, þȳddes
þū þȳþis þȳþis, þȳþes —   þȳddis, þȳddes þȳddis, þȳddes
han þȳþis þȳþis, þȳþes —   þȳddis, þȳddes þȳddis, þȳddes
vīr þȳþums, þȳþoms þȳþums, þȳþoms —   þȳddums, þȳddoms þȳddums, þȳddoms
īr þȳþins þȳþins —   þȳddins þȳddins
þēr þȳþas þȳþins —   þȳddus, þȳddos þȳddins

Descendants

  • Swedish: tyda
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