øþa

See also: otha, øða, and øya

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse eyða, from Proto-Germanic *auþijaną.

Verb

ø̄þa

1. to lay waste to
2. to destroy, annihilate
3. to finish, deplete

Conjugation

Conjugation of ø̄þa (weak)

	present			past
infinitive	ø̄þa			—
participle	ø̄þandi, ø̄þande			ø̄dder
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	ø̄þir	ø̄þi, ø̄þe	—	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
þū	ø̄þir	ø̄þi, ø̄þe	ø̄þ	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
han	ø̄þir	ø̄þi, ø̄þe	—	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde	ø̄ddi, ø̄dde
vīr	ø̄þum, ø̄þom	ø̄þum, ø̄þom	ø̄þum, ø̄þom	ø̄ddum, ø̄ddom	ø̄ddum, ø̄ddom
īr	ø̄þin	ø̄þin	ø̄þin	ø̄ddin	ø̄ddin
þēr	ø̄þa	ø̄þin	—	ø̄ddu, ø̄ddo	ø̄ddin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	ø̄þis	ø̄þis, ø̄þes	—	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
þū	ø̄þis	ø̄þis, ø̄þes	—	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
han	ø̄þis	ø̄þis, ø̄þes	—	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes	ø̄ddis, ø̄ddes
vīr	ø̄þums, ø̄þoms	ø̄þums, ø̄þoms	—	ø̄ddums, ø̄ddoms	ø̄ddums, ø̄ddoms
īr	ø̄þins	ø̄þins	—	ø̄ddins	ø̄ddins
þēr	ø̄þas	ø̄þins	—	ø̄ddus, ø̄ddos	ø̄ddins

Descendants

• Swedish: öda