grøþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse grœða, from Proto-Germanic *grōþijaną (related to *grōaną (“to grow”)). Both ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *gʰreH₁- (“to grow, become green”).

Verb

grø̄þa

  1. (transitive) to make (land) grown with plants

Conjugation

Conjugation of grø̄þa (weak)
present past
infinitive grø̄þa —
participle grø̄þandi, grø̄þande grø̄dder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk grø̄þir grø̄þi, grø̄þe —   grø̄ddi, grø̄dde grø̄ddi, grø̄dde
þū grø̄þir grø̄þi, grø̄þe grø̄þ grø̄ddi, grø̄dde grø̄ddi, grø̄dde
han grø̄þir grø̄þi, grø̄þe —   grø̄ddi, grø̄dde grø̄ddi, grø̄dde
vīr grø̄þum, grø̄þom grø̄þum, grø̄þom grø̄þum, grø̄þom grø̄ddum, grø̄ddom grø̄ddum, grø̄ddom
īr grø̄þin grø̄þin grø̄þin grø̄ddin grø̄ddin
þēr grø̄þa grø̄þin —   grø̄ddu, grø̄ddo grø̄ddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk grø̄þis grø̄þis, grø̄þes —   grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes
þū grø̄þis grø̄þis, grø̄þes —   grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes
han grø̄þis grø̄þis, grø̄þes —   grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes
vīr grø̄þums, grø̄þoms grø̄þums, grø̄þoms —   grø̄ddums, grø̄ddoms grø̄ddums, grø̄ddoms
īr grø̄þins grø̄þins —   grø̄ddins grø̄ddins
þēr grø̄þas grø̄þins —   grø̄ddus, grø̄ddos grø̄ddins

Descendants

  • Swedish: gröda
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