ratihabera

Swedish

Etymology

From Medieval Latin ratihabēre, from Latin ratus (“fixed; certain”) + habere (“to have”). Compare origin of ratificera.

Verb

ratihabera (present ratihaberar, preterite ratihaberade, supine ratihaberat, imperative ratihabera)

  1. (law) ratihabit (subsequently approve something that without such approval is not legally valid, for example a commitment made by a person without a power of attorney)

Conjugation

Conjugation of ratihabera (weak)
active passive
infinitive ratihabera ratihaberas
supine ratihaberat ratihaberats
imperative ratihabera —
imper. plural1 ratihaberen —
present past present past
indicative ratihaberar ratihaberade ratihaberas ratihaberades
ind. plural1 ratihabera ratihaberade ratihaberas ratihaberades
subjunctive2 ratihabere ratihaberade ratihaberes ratihaberades
present participle ratihaberande
past participle ratihaberad

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

Derived terms

  • ratihabering

References

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