sviþa

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse svíða, from Proto-Germanic *swīþaną.

Verb

svīþa

1. to sting, to burn

Conjugation

Conjugation of svīþa (strong)

	present			past
infinitive	svīþa			—
participle	svīþandi, svīþande			sviþin
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	svīþer	svīþi, svīþe	—	svēþ	sviþi, sviþe
þū	svīþer	svīþi, svīþe	svīþ	*svēst	sviþi, sviþe
han	svīþer	svīþi, svīþe	—	svēþ	sviþi, sviþe
vīr	svīþum, svīþom	svīþum, svīþom	svīþum, svīþom	sviþum, sviþom	sviþum, sviþom
īr	svīþin	svīþin	svīþin	sviþin	sviþin
þēr	svīþa	svīþin	—	sviþu, sviþo	sviþin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	svīþs	svīþis, svīþes	—	svēþs	sviþis, sviþes
þū	svīþs	svīþis, svīþes	—	*svēsts	sviþis, sviþes
han	svīþs	svīþis, svīþes	—	svēþs	sviþis, sviþes
vīr	svīþums, -oms	svīþums, svīþoms	—	sviþums, sviþoms	sviþums, sviþoms
īr	svīþins	svīþins	—	sviþins	sviþins
þēr	svīþas	svīþins	—	sviþus, sviþos	sviþins

Descendants

• Swedish: svida