hæfia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse hefja, from Proto-Germanic *habjaną.

Verb

hæfia

  1. to lift, to heave
  2. to begin

Conjugation

Conjugation of hæfia (strong)
present past
infinitive hæfia —
participle hæfiandi, hæfiande hævin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk hæver hævi, hæve — hōf hōvi, hōve
þū hæver hævi, hæve hæf hōft hōvi, hōve
han hæver hævi, hæve — hōf hōvi, hōve
vīr hæfium, hæfiom hæfium, hæfiom hæfium, hæfiom hōvum, hōvom hōvum, hōvom
īr hævin hævin hævin hōvin hōvin
þēr hæfia hævin — hōvu, hōvo hōvin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk hæfs hævis, hæves — hōfs hōvis, hōves
þū hæfs hævis, hæves — hōfts hōvis, hōves
han hæfs hævis, hæves — hōfs hōvis, hōves
vīr hæfiums, -oms hæfiums, hæfioms — hōvums, hōvoms hōvums, hōvoms
īr hævins hævins — hōvins hōvins
þēr hæfias hævins — hōvus, hōvos hōvins

Descendants

  • Swedish: häva
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