syrghia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse syrgja, from Proto-Germanic *surgijaną.

Verb

syrghia

  1. to mourn
  2. to suffer, to feel pain
  3. to care for

Conjugation

Conjugation of syrghia (weak)
present past
infinitive syrghia —
participle syrghiandi, syrghiande syrghþer
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk syrghir syrghi, syrghe —   syrghþi, syrghþe syrghþi, syrghþe
þū syrghir syrghi, syrghe syrgh syrghþi, syrghþe syrghþi, syrghþe
han syrghir syrghi, syrghe —   syrghþi, syrghþe syrghþi, syrghþe
vīr syrghium, syrghiom syrghium, syrghiom syrghium, syrghiom syrghþum, syrghþom syrghþum, syrghþom
īr syrghin syrghin syrghin syrghþin syrghþin
þēr syrghia syrghin —   syrghþu, syrghþo syrghþin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk syrghis syrghis, syrghes —   syrghþis, syrghþes syrghþis, syrghþes
þū syrghis syrghis, syrghes —   syrghþis, syrghþes syrghþis, syrghþes
han syrghis syrghis, syrghes —   syrghþis, syrghþes syrghþis, syrghþes
vīr syrghiums, syrghioms syrghiums, syrghioms —   syrghþums, syrghþoms syrghþums, syrghþoms
īr syrghins syrghins —   syrghþins syrghþins
þēr syrghias syrghins —   syrghþus, syrghþos syrghþins

Descendants

  • Swedish: sörja
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