sviþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse svíða, from Proto-Germanic *swīþaną.

Verb

svīþa

  1. to sting, to burn

Conjugation

Conjugation of svīþa (strong)
present past
infinitive svīþa —
participle svīþandi, svīþande sviþin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk svīþer svīþi, svīþe — svēþ sviþi, sviþe
þū svīþer svīþi, svīþe svīþ *svēst sviþi, sviþe
han svīþer svīþi, svīþe — svēþ sviþi, sviþe
vīr svīþum, svīþom svīþum, svīþom svīþum, svīþom sviþum, sviþom sviþum, sviþom
īr svīþin svīþin svīþin sviþin sviþin
þēr svīþa svīþin — sviþu, sviþo sviþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk svīþs svīþis, svīþes — svēþs sviþis, sviþes
þū svīþs svīþis, svīþes — *svēsts sviþis, sviþes
han svīþs svīþis, svīþes — svēþs sviþis, sviþes
vīr svīþums, -oms svīþums, svīþoms — sviþums, sviþoms sviþums, sviþoms
īr svīþins svīþins — sviþins sviþins
þēr svīþas svīþins — sviþus, sviþos sviþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: svida
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