uppbåda

Swedish

Etymology

Likely borrowed from German aufbieten. First attested in 1640.

Verb

uppbåda (present uppbådar, preterite uppbådade, supine uppbådat, imperative uppbåda)

  1. to mobilize, to muster (a group of people for some purpose, or something more abstract, like enthusiasm or strength)

Conjugation

Conjugation of uppbåda (weak)
active passive
infinitive uppbåda uppbådas
supine uppbådat uppbådats
imperative uppbåda —
imper. plural1 uppbåden —
present past present past
indicative uppbådar uppbådade uppbådas uppbådades
ind. plural1 uppbåda uppbådade uppbådas uppbådades
subjunctive2 uppbåde uppbådade uppbådes uppbådades
present participle uppbådande
past participle uppbådad

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

References

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