sighra

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sigra, from Proto-Germanic *sigizōną.

Verb

sighra

  1. to conquer, to defeat
  2. to overcome

Conjugation

Conjugation of sighra (weak)
present past
infinitive sighra —
participle sighrandi, -e sighraþer
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sighrar sighri, -e — sighraþi, -e sighraþi, -e
þū sighrar sighri, -e sighra sighraþi, -e sighraþi, -e
han sighrar sighri, -e — sighraþi, -e sighraþi, -e
vīr sighrum, -om sighrum, -om sighrum, -om sighraþum, -om sighraþum, -om
īr sighrin sighrin sighrin sighraþin sighraþin
þēr sighra sighrin — sighraþu, -o sighraþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk sighras sighris, -es — sighraþis, -es sighraþis, -es
þū sighras sighris, -es — sighraþis, -es sighraþis, -es
han sighras sighris, -es — sighraþis, -es sighraþis, -es
vīr sighrums, -oms sighrums, -oms — sighraþums, -oms sighraþums, -oms
īr sighrins sighrins — sighraþins sighraþins
þēr sighras sighrins — sighraþus, -os sighraþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: segra
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