storgråta

Swedish

Etymology

stor (“big”) +‎ gråta (“cry, weep”)

Verb

storgråta (present storgråter, preterite storgrät, supine storgråtit, imperative storgråt)

  1. to cry profusely, to cry one's eyes out

Usage notes

Can also be expressed as for example "tårarna sprutade" (the tears sprayed).

Conjugation

Conjugation of storgråta (class 7 strong)
active passive
infinitive storgråta storgråtas
supine storgråtit storgråtits
imperative storgråt —
imper. plural1 storgråten —
present past present past
indicative storgråter storgrät storgråts, storgråtes storgräts
ind. plural1 storgråta storgräto storgråtas storgrätos
subjunctive2 storgråte storgräte storgråtes storgrätes
present participle storgråtande
past participle —

1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

See also

References

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