yskia

See also: yskiä

Old Swedish

Alternative forms

  • ø̄skia, ønskia

Etymology

From Old Norse œskja, from Proto-Germanic *wunskijaną.

Verb

ȳskia

  1. to wish

Conjugation

Conjugation of ȳskia (weak)
present past
infinitive ȳskia —
participle ȳskiandi, ȳskiande ūster
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk ȳskir ȳski, ȳske —   ūsti, ūste ūsti, ūste
þū ȳskir ȳski, ȳske ȳsk ūsti, ūste ūsti, ūste
han ȳskir ȳski, ȳske —   ūsti, ūste ūsti, ūste
vīr ȳskium, ȳskiom ȳskium, ȳskiom ȳskium, ȳskiom ūstum, ūstom ūstum, ūstom
īr ȳskin ȳskin ȳskin ūstin ūstin
þēr ȳskia ȳskin —   ūstu, ūsto ūstin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk ȳskis ȳskis, ȳskes —   ūstis, ūstes ūstis, ūstes
þū ȳskis ȳskis, ȳskes —   ūstis, ūstes ūstis, ūstes
han ȳskis ȳskis, ȳskes —   ūstis, ūstes ūstis, ūstes
vīr ȳskiums, ȳskioms ȳskiums, ȳskioms —   ūstums, ūstoms ūstums, ūstoms
īr ȳskins ȳskins —   ūstins ūstins
þēr ȳskias ȳskins —   ūstus, ūstos ūstins

Descendants

  • Swedish: önska (partly)
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