skilia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse skilja, from Proto-Germanic *skiljaną.

Verb

skilia

  1. to divide, to separate
  2. to discern, to differentiate
  3. to disagree
  4. to decide, to rule

Conjugation

Conjugation of skilia (weak)
present past
infinitive skilia —
participle skiliandi, skiliande skilder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk skil skili, skile — skildi, skilde skildi, skilde
þū skil skili, skile skil skildi, skilde skildi, skilde
han skil skili, skile — skildi, skilde skildi, skilde
vīr skilium, skiliom skilium, skiliom skilium, skiliom skildum, skildom skildum, skildom
īr skilin skilin skilin skildin skildin
þēr skilia skilin — skildu, skildo skildin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk skils skilis — skildis, -es skildis, -es
þū skils skilis — skildis, -es skildis, -es
han skils skilis — skildis, -es skildis, -es
vīr skiliums, -ioms skiliums, -ioms — skildums, -oms skildums, -oms
īr skilins skilins — skildins skildins
þēr skilias skilins — skildus, -os skildins

Descendants

  • Swedish: skilja
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