synia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse synja, from Proto-Germanic *sunjōną.

Verb

synia

  1. to deny, to refuse

Conjugation

Conjugation of synia (weak)
present past
infinitive synia —
participle syniandi, syniande sunder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk syn syni, syne — sundi, sunde sundi, sunde
þū syn syni, syne syn sundi, sunde sundi, sunde
han syn syni, syne — sundi, sunde sundi, sunde
vīr synium, syniom synium, syniom synium, syniom sundum, sundom sundum, sundom
īr synin synin synin sundin sundin
þēr synia synin — sundu, sundo sundin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk syns synis — sundis, -es sundis, -es
þū syns synis — sundis, -es sundis, -es
han syns synis — sundis, -es sundis, -es
vīr syniums, -ioms syniums, -ioms — sundums, -oms sundums, -oms
īr synins synins — sundins sundins
þēr synias synins — sundus, -os sundins

Descendants

  • Swedish: söna (archaic)
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