kvæþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse kveða, from Proto-Germanic *kweþaną.

Verb

kvæþa

  1. to resound, sound
  2. to sing, chant

Conjugation

Conjugation of kvæþa (strong)
present past
infinitive kvæþa —
participle kvæþandi, kvæþande kvæþin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk kvæþer kvæþi, kvæþe — kvaþ kvāþi, kvāþe
þū kvæþer kvæþi, kvæþe kvæþ *kvast kvāþi, kvāþe
han kvæþer kvæþi, kvæþe — kvaþ kvāþi, kvāþe
vīr kvæþum, kvæþom kvæþum, kvæþom kvæþum, kvæþom kvāþum, kvāþom kvāþum, kvāþom
īr kvæþin kvæþin kvæþin kvāþin kvāþin
þēr kvæþa kvæþin — kvāþu, kvāþo kvāþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk kvæþs kvæþis, kvæþes — kvaþs kvāþis, kvāþes
þū kvæþs kvæþis, kvæþes — *kvasts kvāþis, kvāþes
han kvæþs kvæþis, kvæþes — kvaþs kvāþis, kvāþes
vīr kvæþums, -oms kvæþums, kvæþoms — kvāþums, kvāþoms kvāþums, kvāþoms
īr kvæþins kvæþins — kvāþins kvāþins
þēr kvæþas kvæþins — kvāþus, kvāþos kvāþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: kväda
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