gyckla

Swedish

Etymology

Borrowed from Middle Low German gokelen, influenced by Latin joculor. Cognate of German gaukeln, Danish gøgle. Doublet of jonglera.

Verb

gyckla (present gycklar, preterite gycklade, supine gycklat, imperative gyckla)

  1. jest

Conjugation

Conjugation of gyckla (weak)
active passive
infinitive gyckla gycklas
supine gycklat gycklats
imperative gyckla —
imper. plural1 gycklen —
present past present past
indicative gycklar gycklade gycklas gycklades
ind. plural1 gyckla gycklade gycklas gycklades
subjunctive2 gyckle gycklade gyckles gycklades
present participle gycklande
past participle —

1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

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