reþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse reiða.

Verb

rēþa

  1. to make ready, to take care of, prepare

Conjugation

Conjugation of rēþa (weak)
present past
infinitive rēþa —
participle rēþandi, rēþande rēdder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rēþir rēþi, rēþe —   rēddi, rēdde rēddi, rēdde
þū rēþir rēþi, rēþe rēþ rēddi, rēdde rēddi, rēdde
han rēþir rēþi, rēþe —   rēddi, rēdde rēddi, rēdde
vīr rēþum, rēþom rēþum, rēþom rēþum, rēþom rēddum, rēddom rēddum, rēddom
īr rēþin rēþin rēþin rēddin rēddin
þēr rēþa rēþin —   rēddu, rēddo rēddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rēþis rēþis, rēþes —   rēddis, rēddes rēddis, rēddes
þū rēþis rēþis, rēþes —   rēddis, rēddes rēddis, rēddes
han rēþis rēþis, rēþes —   rēddis, rēddes rēddis, rēddes
vīr rēþums, rēþoms rēþums, rēþoms —   rēddums, rēddoms rēddums, rēddoms
īr rēþins rēþins —   rēddins rēddins
þēr rēþas rēþins —   rēddus, rēddos rēddins

Descendants

  • Swedish: reda
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