Nominal Forms
Infinitive: garve
Present participle:
Past participle: garvet
Indicative
Present
| jeg | garver |
| du | garver |
| han | garver |
| vi | garver |
| I | garver |
| de | garver |
Present Perfect
| jeg | har garvet |
| du | har garvet |
| han | har garvet |
| vi | har garvet |
| I | har garvet |
| de | har garvet |
Past
| jeg | garvede |
| du | garvede |
| han | garvede |
| vi | garvede |
| I | garvede |
| de | garvede |
Past Perfect
| jeg | havde garvet |
| du | havde garvet |
| han | havde garvet |
| vi | havde garvet |
| I | havde garvet |
| de | havde garvet |
Future
| jeg | vil garve |
| du | vil garve |
| han | vil garve |
| vi | vil garve |
| I | vil garve |
| de | vil garve |
Future Perfect
| jeg | vil have garvet |
| du | vil have garvet |
| han | vil have garvet |
| vi | vil have garvet |
| I | vil have garvet |
| de | vil have garvet |
Conditional
Present
| jeg | ville garve |
| du | ville garve |
| han | ville garve |
| vi | ville garve |
| I | ville garve |
| de | ville garve |
Perfect
| jeg | ville have garvet |
| du | ville have garvet |
| han | ville have garvet |
| vi | ville have garvet |
| I | ville have garvet |
| de | ville have garvet |
Verbs conjugated like 'garve'
abdicere,
abe,
abonnere,
abortere,
absorbere,
abstrahere,
accelere,
accentuere,
acceptere,
addere,
adle,
administrere,
adoptere,
adressere,
adsplitte,
advare,
advisere,
ae,
afbalancere,
afbarke, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'garve'
arve,
farve,
harve,
arte,
ave,
fare,
gabe,
gære,
gafle,
gale,
Translations
Etymology
From Middle Low German garwen, gerwen. Compare German gerben, Dutch gerven. See: German, old spelling '
gerben', Dutch '
gerven'.
Verbs referencing "garve"
Norwegian, nynorsk
garva, Swedish
garva.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
- prygle
- afbanke, afklapse, banke, bastonnere, børste, dænge, forslå, gennembanke, gennemprygle, gennemtæske, gennemtæve, høvle, karnøfle, kanøfle, kline, klø, mule, mørbanke, nøfle, ordne, piske, rise, skamslå
Sample Sentences
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Huden var rynket, garvet af sol og vind (The skin was wrinkled, tanned by sun and wind)