syrghia

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse syrgja, from Proto-Germanic *surgijaną.

Verb

syrghia

1. to mourn
2. to suffer, to feel pain
3. to care for

Conjugation

Conjugation of syrghia (weak)

	present			past
infinitive	syrghia			—
participle	syrghiandi, syrghiande			syrghþer
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	syrghir	syrghi, syrghe	—	syrghþi, syrghþe	syrghþi, syrghþe
þū	syrghir	syrghi, syrghe	syrgh	syrghþi, syrghþe	syrghþi, syrghþe
han	syrghir	syrghi, syrghe	—	syrghþi, syrghþe	syrghþi, syrghþe
vīr	syrghium, syrghiom	syrghium, syrghiom	syrghium, syrghiom	syrghþum, syrghþom	syrghþum, syrghþom
īr	syrghin	syrghin	syrghin	syrghþin	syrghþin
þēr	syrghia	syrghin	—	syrghþu, syrghþo	syrghþin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	syrghis	syrghis, syrghes	—	syrghþis, syrghþes	syrghþis, syrghþes
þū	syrghis	syrghis, syrghes	—	syrghþis, syrghþes	syrghþis, syrghþes
han	syrghis	syrghis, syrghes	—	syrghþis, syrghþes	syrghþis, syrghþes
vīr	syrghiums, syrghioms	syrghiums, syrghioms	—	syrghþums, syrghþoms	syrghþums, syrghþoms
īr	syrghins	syrghins	—	syrghþins	syrghþins
þēr	syrghias	syrghins	—	syrghþus, syrghþos	syrghþins

Descendants

• Swedish: sörja