grøþa
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse grœða, from Proto-Germanic *grōþijaną (related to *grōaną (“to grow”)). Both ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *gʰreH₁- (“to grow, become green”).
Verb
grø̄þa
- (transitive) to make (land) grown with plants
Conjugation
Conjugation of grø̄þa (weak)
present | past | ||||
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infinitive | grø̄þa | — | |||
participle | grø̄þandi, grø̄þande | grø̄dder | |||
active voice | indicative | subjunctive | imperative | indicative | subjunctive |
iæk | grø̄þir | grø̄þi, grø̄þe | — | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde |
þū | grø̄þir | grø̄þi, grø̄þe | grø̄þ | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde |
han | grø̄þir | grø̄þi, grø̄þe | — | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde | grø̄ddi, grø̄dde |
vīr | grø̄þum, grø̄þom | grø̄þum, grø̄þom | grø̄þum, grø̄þom | grø̄ddum, grø̄ddom | grø̄ddum, grø̄ddom |
īr | grø̄þin | grø̄þin | grø̄þin | grø̄ddin | grø̄ddin |
þēr | grø̄þa | grø̄þin | — | grø̄ddu, grø̄ddo | grø̄ddin |
mediopassive voice | indicative | subjunctive | imperative | indicative | subjunctive |
iæk | grø̄þis | grø̄þis, grø̄þes | — | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes |
þū | grø̄þis | grø̄þis, grø̄þes | — | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes |
han | grø̄þis | grø̄þis, grø̄þes | — | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes | grø̄ddis, grø̄ddes |
vīr | grø̄þums, grø̄þoms | grø̄þums, grø̄þoms | — | grø̄ddums, grø̄ddoms | grø̄ddums, grø̄ddoms |
īr | grø̄þins | grø̄þins | — | grø̄ddins | grø̄ddins |
þēr | grø̄þas | grø̄þins | — | grø̄ddus, grø̄ddos | grø̄ddins |
Descendants
- Swedish: gröda
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