glæþia

Old Swedish

Alternative forms

• glæþa

Etymology

From Old Norse gleðja, from Proto-Germanic *gladjaną.

Verb

glæþia

1. to gladden, to make happy

Conjugation

Conjugation of glæþia (weak)

	present				past
infinitive	glæþia				—
participle	glæþiandi, glæþiande				gladder
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	glæþer	glæþi, glæþe	—		gladdi, gladde	gladdi, gladde
þū	glæþer	glæþi, glæþe	glæþ		gladdi, gladde	gladdi, gladde
han	glæþer	glæþi, glæþe	—		gladdi, gladde	gladdi, gladde
vīr	glæþium, glæþiom	glæþium, glæþiom	glæþium, glæþiom		gladdum, gladdom	gladdum, gladdom
īr	glæþin	glæþin	glæþin		gladdin	gladdin
þēr	glæþia	glæþin	—		gladdu, gladdo	gladdin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	glæþs	glæþis	—		gladdis, -es	gladdis, -es
þū	glæþs	glæþis	—		gladdis, -es	gladdis, -es
han	glæþs	glæþis	—		gladdis, -es	gladdis, -es
vīr	glæþiums, -ioms	glæþiums, -ioms	—		gladdums, -oms	gladdums, -oms
īr	glæþins	glæþins	—		gladdins	gladdins
þēr	glæþias	glæþins	—		gladdus, -os	gladdins

Descendants

• Swedish: glädja