prydha

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse prýða.

Verb

prȳdha

  1. decorate, adorn, grace

Conjugation

Conjugation of prȳdha (weak)
present past
infinitive prȳdha —
participle prȳdhandi, prȳdhande prȳdder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk prȳdhir prȳdhi, prȳdhe —   prȳddi, prȳdde prȳddi, prȳdde
þū prȳdhir prȳdhi, prȳdhe prȳdh prȳddi, prȳdde prȳddi, prȳdde
han prȳdhir prȳdhi, prȳdhe —   prȳddi, prȳdde prȳddi, prȳdde
vīr prȳdhum, prȳdhom prȳdhum, prȳdhom prȳdhum, prȳdhom prȳddum, prȳddom prȳddum, prȳddom
īr prȳdhin prȳdhin prȳdhin prȳddin prȳddin
þēr prȳdha prȳdhin —   prȳddu, prȳddo prȳddin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk prȳdhis prȳdhis, prȳdhes —   prȳddis, prȳddes prȳddis, prȳddes
þū prȳdhis prȳdhis, prȳdhes —   prȳddis, prȳddes prȳddis, prȳddes
han prȳdhis prȳdhis, prȳdhes —   prȳddis, prȳddes prȳddis, prȳddes
vīr prȳdhums, prȳdhoms prȳdhums, prȳdhoms —   prȳddums, prȳddoms prȳddums, prȳddoms
īr prȳdhins prȳdhins —   prȳddins prȳddins
þēr prȳdhas prȳdhins —   prȳddus, prȳddos prȳddins
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