saþla

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sǫðla, from Proto-Germanic *sadulōną.

Verb

saþla

  1. to saddle

Conjugation

Conjugation of saþla (weak)
present past
infinitive saþla —
participle saþlandi, -e saþlaþer
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk saþlar saþli, -e — saþlaþi, -e saþlaþi, -e
þū saþlar saþli, -e saþla saþlaþi, -e saþlaþi, -e
han saþlar saþli, -e — saþlaþi, -e saþlaþi, -e
vīr saþlum, -om saþlum, -om saþlum, -om saþlaþum, -om saþlaþum, -om
īr saþlin saþlin saþlin saþlaþin saþlaþin
þēr saþla saþlin — saþlaþu, -o saþlaþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk saþlas saþlis, -es — saþlaþis, -es saþlaþis, -es
þū saþlas saþlis, -es — saþlaþis, -es saþlaþis, -es
han saþlas saþlis, -es — saþlaþis, -es saþlaþis, -es
vīr saþlums, -oms saþlums, -oms — saþlaþums, -oms saþlaþums, -oms
īr saþlins saþlins — saþlaþins saþlaþins
þēr saþlas saþlins — saþlaþus, -os saþlaþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: sadla
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