glæþia

Old Swedish

Alternative forms

  • glæþa

Etymology

From Old Norse gleðja, from Proto-Germanic *gladjaną.

Verb

glæþia

  1. to gladden, to make happy

Conjugation

Conjugation of glæþia (weak)
present past
infinitive glæþia —
participle glæþiandi, glæþiande gladder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk glæþer glæþi, glæþe — gladdi, gladde gladdi, gladde
þū glæþer glæþi, glæþe glæþ gladdi, gladde gladdi, gladde
han glæþer glæþi, glæþe — gladdi, gladde gladdi, gladde
vīr glæþium, glæþiom glæþium, glæþiom glæþium, glæþiom gladdum, gladdom gladdum, gladdom
īr glæþin glæþin glæþin gladdin gladdin
þēr glæþia glæþin — gladdu, gladdo gladdin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk glæþs glæþis — gladdis, -es gladdis, -es
þū glæþs glæþis — gladdis, -es gladdis, -es
han glæþs glæþis — gladdis, -es gladdis, -es
vīr glæþiums, -ioms glæþiums, -ioms — gladdums, -oms gladdums, -oms
īr glæþins glæþins — gladdins gladdins
þēr glæþias glæþins — gladdus, -os gladdins

Descendants

  • Swedish: glädja
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