gnagha

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse gnaga, from Proto-Germanic *gnaganą.

Verb

gnagha

1. to gnaw

Conjugation

Conjugation of gnagha (strong)

	present				past
infinitive	gnagha				—
participle	gnaghandi, gnaghande				gnaghin
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	gnagher	gnaghi, gnaghe	—		gnōgh	gnōghi, gnōghe
þū	gnagher	gnaghi, gnaghe	gnagh		gnōght	gnōghi, gnōghe
han	gnagher	gnaghi, gnaghe	—		gnōgh	gnōghi, gnōghe
vīr	gnaghum, gnaghom	gnaghum, gnaghom	gnaghum, gnaghom		gnōghum, gnōghom	gnōghum, gnōghom
īr	gnaghin	gnaghin	gnaghin		gnōghin	gnōghin
þēr	gnagha	gnaghin	—		gnōghu, gnōgho	gnōghin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	gnaghs	gnaghis, gnaghes	—		gnōghs	gnōghis, gnōghes
þū	gnaghs	gnaghis, gnaghes	—		gnōghts	gnōghis, gnōghes
han	gnaghs	gnaghis, gnaghes	—		gnōghs	gnōghis, gnōghes
vīr	gnaghums, -oms	gnaghums, gnaghoms	—		gnōghums, gnōghoms	gnōghums, gnōghoms
īr	gnaghins	gnaghins	—		gnōghins	gnōghins
þēr	gnaghas	gnaghins	—		gnōghus, gnōghos	gnōghins

Descendants

• Swedish: gnaga