sælia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse selja, from Proto-Germanic *saljaną.

Verb

sælia

  1. to hand over, to submit
  2. to sell

Conjugation

Conjugation of sælia (weak)
present past
infinitive sælia —
participle sæliandi, sæliande salder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sæl sæli, sæle — saldi, salde saldi, salde
þū sæl sæli, sæle sæl saldi, salde saldi, salde
han sæl sæli, sæle — saldi, salde saldi, salde
vīr sælium, sæliom sælium, sæliom sælium, sæliom saldum, saldom saldum, saldom
īr sælin sælin sælin saldin saldin
þēr sælia sælin — saldu, saldo saldin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sæls sælis — saldis, -es saldis, -es
þū sæls sælis — saldis, -es saldis, -es
han sæls sælis — saldis, -es saldis, -es
vīr sæliums, -ioms sæliums, -ioms — saldums, -oms saldums, -oms
īr sælins sælins — saldins saldins
þēr sælias sælins — saldus, -os saldins

Descendants

  • Swedish: sälja
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