sæmia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse semja, from Proto-Germanic *samjaną.

Verb

sæmia

1. to cohere, keep together
2. to agree

Conjugation

Conjugation of sæmia (weak)

	present				past
infinitive	sæmia				—
participle	sæmiandi, sæmiande				samder
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	sæmer	sæmi, sæme	—		samdi, samde	samdi, samde
þū	sæmer	sæmi, sæme	sæm		samdi, samde	samdi, samde
han	sæmer	sæmi, sæme	—		samdi, samde	samdi, samde
vīr	sæmium, sæmiom	sæmium, sæmiom	sæmium, sæmiom		samdum, samdom	samdum, samdom
īr	sæmin	sæmin	sæmin		samdin	samdin
þēr	sæmia	sæmin	—		samdu, samdo	samdin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative		indicative	subjunctive
iæk	sæms	sæmis	—		samdis, -es	samdis, -es
þū	sæms	sæmis	—		samdis, -es	samdis, -es
han	sæms	sæmis	—		samdis, -es	samdis, -es
vīr	sæmiums, -ioms	sæmiums, -ioms	—		samdums, -oms	samdums, -oms
īr	sæmins	sæmins	—		samdins	samdins
þēr	sæmias	sæmins	—		samdus, -os	samdins

Descendants

• Swedish: sämja