bøghia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse beygja, from Proto-Germanic *baugijaną.

Verb

bø̄ghia

1. to bend
2. to turn
3. to force, compel

Conjugation

Conjugation of bø̄ghia (weak)

	present			past
infinitive	bø̄ghia			—
participle	bø̄ghiandi, bø̄ghiande			bø̄ghþer
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	bø̄ghir	bø̄ghi, bø̄ghe	—	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe
þū	bø̄ghir	bø̄ghi, bø̄ghe	bø̄gh	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe
han	bø̄ghir	bø̄ghi, bø̄ghe	—	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe	bø̄ghþi, bø̄ghþe
vīr	bø̄ghium, bø̄ghiom	bø̄ghium, bø̄ghiom	bø̄ghium, bø̄ghiom	bø̄ghþum, bø̄ghþom	bø̄ghþum, bø̄ghþom
īr	bø̄ghin	bø̄ghin	bø̄ghin	bø̄ghþin	bø̄ghþin
þēr	bø̄ghia	bø̄ghin	—	bø̄ghþu, bø̄ghþo	bø̄ghþin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	bø̄ghis	bø̄ghis, bø̄ghes	—	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes
þū	bø̄ghis	bø̄ghis, bø̄ghes	—	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes
han	bø̄ghis	bø̄ghis, bø̄ghes	—	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes	bø̄ghþis, bø̄ghþes
vīr	bø̄ghiums, bø̄ghioms	bø̄ghiums, bø̄ghioms	—	bø̄ghþums, bø̄ghþoms	bø̄ghþums, bø̄ghþoms
īr	bø̄ghins	bø̄ghins	—	bø̄ghþins	bø̄ghþins
þēr	bø̄ghias	bø̄ghins	—	bø̄ghþus, bø̄ghþos	bø̄ghþins

Descendants

• Swedish: böja