kvæþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse kveða, from Proto-Germanic *kweþaną.

Verb

kvæþa

1. to resound, sound
2. to sing, chant

Conjugation

Conjugation of kvæþa (strong)

	present			past
infinitive	kvæþa			—
participle	kvæþandi, kvæþande			kvæþin
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	kvæþer	kvæþi, kvæþe	—	kvaþ	kvāþi, kvāþe
þū	kvæþer	kvæþi, kvæþe	kvæþ	*kvast	kvāþi, kvāþe
han	kvæþer	kvæþi, kvæþe	—	kvaþ	kvāþi, kvāþe
vīr	kvæþum, kvæþom	kvæþum, kvæþom	kvæþum, kvæþom	kvāþum, kvāþom	kvāþum, kvāþom
īr	kvæþin	kvæþin	kvæþin	kvāþin	kvāþin
þēr	kvæþa	kvæþin	—	kvāþu, kvāþo	kvāþin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	kvæþs	kvæþis, kvæþes	—	kvaþs	kvāþis, kvāþes
þū	kvæþs	kvæþis, kvæþes	—	*kvasts	kvāþis, kvāþes
han	kvæþs	kvæþis, kvæþes	—	kvaþs	kvāþis, kvāþes
vīr	kvæþums, -oms	kvæþums, kvæþoms	—	kvāþums, kvāþoms	kvāþums, kvāþoms
īr	kvæþins	kvæþins	—	kvāþins	kvāþins
þēr	kvæþas	kvæþins	—	kvāþus, kvāþos	kvāþins

Descendants

• Swedish: kväda