klæþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse klæða.

Verb

klæþa

  1. to dress

Conjugation

Conjugation of klǣþa (weak)
present past
infinitive klǣþa —
participle klǣþandi, klǣþande klǣdder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk klǣþir klǣþi, klǣþe —   klǣddi, klǣdde klǣddi, klǣdde
þū klǣþir klǣþi, klǣþe klǣþ klǣddi, klǣdde klǣddi, klǣdde
han klǣþir klǣþi, klǣþe —   klǣddi, klǣdde klǣddi, klǣdde
vīr klǣþum, klǣþom klǣþum, klǣþom klǣþum, klǣþom klǣddum, klǣddom klǣddum, klǣddom
īr klǣþin klǣþin klǣþin klǣddin klǣddin
þēr klǣþa klǣþin —   klǣddu, klǣddo klǣddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk klǣþis klǣþis, klǣþes —   klǣddis, klǣddes klǣddis, klǣddes
þū klǣþis klǣþis, klǣþes —   klǣddis, klǣddes klǣddis, klǣddes
han klǣþis klǣþis, klǣþes —   klǣddis, klǣddes klǣddis, klǣddes
vīr klǣþums, klǣþoms klǣþums, klǣþoms —   klǣddums, klǣddoms klǣddums, klǣddoms
īr klǣþins klǣþins —   klǣddins klǣddins
þēr klǣþas klǣþins —   klǣddus, klǣddos klǣddins

Descendants

  • Swedish: kläda
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