raþa

See also: raya, ratha, rayá, raỹa, raða, and ráða

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse ráða, from Proto-Germanic *rēdaną.

Verb

rāþa

  1. to ensure
  2. to equip, prepare
  3. to rule, have power over
  4. to decide

Conjugation

Conjugation of rāþa (strong)
present past
infinitive rāþa —
participle rāþandi, rāþande rāþin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rāþer rāþi, rāþe — rǣþ rǣþi, rǣþe
þū rāþer rāþi, rāþe rāþ *rǣst rǣþi, rǣþe
han rāþer rāþi, rāþe — rǣþ rǣþi, rǣþe
vīr rāþum, rāþom rāþum, rāþom rāþum, rāþom rǣþum, rǣþom rǣþum, rǣþom
īr rāþin rāþin rāþin rǣþin rǣþin
þēr rāþa rāþin — rǣþu, rǣþo rǣþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rāþs rāþis, rāþes — rǣþs rǣþis, rǣþes
þū rāþs rāþis, rāþes — *rǣsts rǣþis, rǣþes
han rāþs rāþis, rāþes — rǣþs rǣþis, rǣþes
vīr rāþums, -oms rāþums, rāþoms — rǣþums, rǣþoms rǣþums, rǣþoms
īr rāþins rāþins — rǣþins rǣþins
þēr rāþas rāþins — rǣþus, rǣþos rǣþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: råda
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