dragha

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse draga, from Proto-Germanic *draganą.

Verb

dragha

  1. to draw, pull

Conjugation

Conjugation of dragha (strong)
present past
infinitive dragha —
participle draghandi, draghande draghin
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk dragher draghi, draghe — drōgh drōghi, drōghe
þū dragher draghi, draghe dragh drōkt drōghi, drōghe
han dragher draghi, draghe — drōgh drōghi, drōghe
vīr draghum, draghom draghum, draghom draghum, draghom drōghum, drōghom drōghum, drōghom
īr draghin draghin draghin drōghin drōghin
þēr dragha draghin — drōghu, drōgho drōghin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk draghs draghis, draghes — drōghs drōghis, drōghes
þū draghs draghis, draghes — drōkts drōghis, drōghes
han draghs draghis, draghes — drōghs drōghis, drōghes
vīr draghums, -oms draghums, draghoms — drōghums, drōghoms drōghums, drōghoms
īr draghins draghins — drōghins drōghins
þēr draghas draghins — drōghus, drōghos drōghins

Descendants

  • Swedish: dra, draga
  • → Finnish: raahata

Scottish Gaelic

Noun

dragha

  1. genitive singular of dragh
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