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