søkia

Old Danish

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Old Norse sǿkja, from Proto-Germanic *sōkijaną.

Verb

sø̄kia

  1. (Scania) to seek

Descendants

  • Danish: søge

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sǿkja, from Proto-Germanic *sōkijaną.

Verb

sø̄kia

  1. to seek
  2. to examine

Conjugation

Conjugation of sø̄kia (weak)
present past
infinitive sø̄kia —
participle sø̄kiandi, sø̄kiande sōtter
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sø̄kir sø̄ki, sø̄ke —   sōtti, sōtte sōtti, sōtte
þū sø̄kir sø̄ki, sø̄ke sø̄k sōtti, sōtte sōtti, sōtte
han sø̄kir sø̄ki, sø̄ke —   sōtti, sōtte sōtti, sōtte
vīr sø̄kium, sø̄kiom sø̄kium, sø̄kiom sø̄kium, sø̄kiom sōttum, sōttom sōttum, sōttom
īr sø̄kin sø̄kin sø̄kin sōttin sōttin
þēr sø̄kia sø̄kin —   sōttu, sōtto sōttin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sø̄kis sø̄kis, sø̄kes —   sōttis, sōttes sōttis, sōttes
þū sø̄kis sø̄kis, sø̄kes —   sōttis, sōttes sōttis, sōttes
han sø̄kis sø̄kis, sø̄kes —   sōttis, sōttes sōttis, sōttes
vīr sø̄kiums, sø̄kioms sø̄kiums, sø̄kioms —   sōttums, sōttoms sōttums, sōttoms
īr sø̄kins sø̄kins —   sōttins sōttins
þēr sø̄kias sø̄kins —   sōttus, sōttos sōttins

Descendants

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