sæmia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse semja, from Proto-Germanic *samjaną.

Verb

sæmia

  1. to cohere, keep together
  2. to agree

Conjugation

Conjugation of sæmia (weak)
present past
infinitive sæmia —
participle sæmiandi, sæmiande samder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sæmer sæmi, sæme — samdi, samde samdi, samde
þū sæmer sæmi, sæme sæm samdi, samde samdi, samde
han sæmer sæmi, sæme — samdi, samde samdi, samde
vīr sæmium, sæmiom sæmium, sæmiom sæmium, sæmiom samdum, samdom samdum, samdom
īr sæmin sæmin sæmin samdin samdin
þēr sæmia sæmin — samdu, samdo samdin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sæms sæmis — samdis, -es samdis, -es
þū sæms sæmis — samdis, -es samdis, -es
han sæms sæmis — samdis, -es samdis, -es
vīr sæmiums, -ioms sæmiums, -ioms — samdums, -oms samdums, -oms
īr sæmins sæmins — samdins samdins
þēr sæmias sæmins — samdus, -os samdins

Descendants

  • Swedish: sämja
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