sighla

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sigla, from Proto-Germanic *siglijaną.

Verb

sighla

  1. to sail

Conjugation

Conjugation of sighla (weak)
present past
infinitive sighla —
participle sighlandi, sighlande sighlder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sighlir sighli, sighle —   sighldi, sighlde sighldi, sighlde
þū sighlir sighli, sighle sighl sighldi, sighlde sighldi, sighlde
han sighlir sighli, sighle —   sighldi, sighlde sighldi, sighlde
vīr sighlum, sighlom sighlum, sighlom sighlum, sighlom sighldum, sighldom sighldum, sighldom
īr sighlin sighlin sighlin sighldin sighldin
þēr sighla sighlin —   sighldu, sighldo sighldin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sighlis sighlis, sighles —   sighldis, sighldes sighldis, sighldes
þū sighlis sighlis, sighles —   sighldis, sighldes sighldis, sighldes
han sighlis sighlis, sighles —   sighldis, sighldes sighldis, sighldes
vīr sighlums, sighloms sighlums, sighloms —   sighldums, sighldoms sighldums, sighldoms
īr sighlins sighlins —   sighldins sighldins
þēr sighlas sighlins —   sighldus, sighldos sighldins

Descendants

  • Swedish: segla
    • → Finnish: seilata
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