swellaną – Proto-Germanic verb conjugation

Proto-Germanic verb forms of swellaną

Active Voice

Indicative Present

1st sing.swellō
2nd sing.swillizi
3rd sing.swillidi
1st dualswellōz
2nd dualswelladiz
1st plur.swellamaz
2nd plur.swillid
3rd plur.swellandi

Indicative Past

1st sing.swall
2nd sing.swallt
3rd sing.swall
1st dualswullū
2nd dualswulludiz
1st plur.swullum
2nd plur.swullud
3rd plur.swullun

Subjunctive Present

1st sing.swellaų
2nd sing.swellaiz
3rd sing.swellai
1st dualswellaiw
2nd dualswellaidiz
1st plur.swellaim
2nd plur.swellaid
3rd plur.swellain

Subjunctive Past

1st sing.swullį̄
2nd sing.swullīz
3rd sing.swullī
1st dualswullīw
2nd dualswullīdiz
1st plur.swullīm
2nd plur.swullīd
3rd plur.swullīn

Imperative

2nd sing.swell
3rd sing.swelladau
2nd dualswelladiz
2nd plur.swillid
3rd plur.swellandau

Passive Voice

Indicative

1st sing.swellai
2nd sing.swellazai
3rd sing.swelladai
1st plur.swellandai
2nd plur.swellandai
3rd plur.swellandai

Subjunctive

2nd sing.swellaizau
3rd sing.swellaidau
1st plur.swellaindau
2nd plur.swellaindau
3rd plur.swellaindau

Participles

Presentswellandz
Pastswullanaz

Etymology

Unknown. Perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *swel- (“to swell”) or *swelH- (Melchert, 2005).

Verbs referencing "swellaną"

English swell, German, old spelling schwellen, Dutch zwellen, Swedish svälla, Icelandic svella, English swoll, Low Saxon swellen, Middle English swellen, Luxembourgish schwëllen, Old English swellan, Old Saxon swellan.

Cognates

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