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
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