forbiuþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

According to NE: Probably from Old English forbēodan or Old Saxon forbeodan.[1] Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *furibeudaną, from *furi- + *beudaną.

Verb

forbiūþa

  1. to forbid, to prohibit, to ban (to disallow)

Conjugation

Conjugation of forbiūþa (strong)
present past
infinitive forbiūþa —
participle forbiūþandi, forbiūþande forbuþin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk forbiūþer forbiūþi, forbiūþe — forbø̄þ forbuþi, forbuþe
þū forbiūþer forbiūþi, forbiūþe forbiūþ forbø̄st forbuþi, forbuþe
han forbiūþer forbiūþi, forbiūþe — forbø̄þ forbuþi, forbuþe
vīr forbiūþum, forbiūþom forbiūþum, forbiūþom forbiūþum, forbiūþom forbuþum, forbuþom forbuþum, forbuþom
īr forbiūþin forbiūþin forbiūþin forbuþin forbuþin
þēr forbiūþa forbiūþin — forbuþu, forbuþo forbuþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk forbiūþs forbiūþis, forbiūþes — forbø̄þs forbuþis, forbuþes
þū forbiūþs forbiūþis, forbiūþes — forbø̄sts forbuþis, forbuþes
han forbiūþs forbiūþis, forbiūþes — forbø̄þs forbuþis, forbuþes
vīr forbiūþums, -oms forbiūþums, forbiūþoms — forbuþums, forbuþoms forbuþums, forbuþoms
īr forbiūþins forbiūþins — forbuþins forbuþins
þēr forbiūþas forbiūþins — forbuþus, forbuþos forbuþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: förbjuda
    • → Elfdalian: febiuoða

References

  1. ^ forbiuþa in Nationalencyklopedin (needs an authorization fee).
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