sighla

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sigla, from Proto-Germanic *siglijaną.

Verb

sighla

1. to sail

Conjugation

Conjugation of sighla (weak)

	present			past
infinitive	sighla			—
participle	sighlandi, sighlande			sighlder
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	sighlir	sighli, sighle	—	sighldi, sighlde	sighldi, sighlde
þū	sighlir	sighli, sighle	sighl	sighldi, sighlde	sighldi, sighlde
han	sighlir	sighli, sighle	—	sighldi, sighlde	sighldi, sighlde
vīr	sighlum, sighlom	sighlum, sighlom	sighlum, sighlom	sighldum, sighldom	sighldum, sighldom
īr	sighlin	sighlin	sighlin	sighldin	sighldin
þēr	sighla	sighlin	—	sighldu, sighldo	sighldin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	sighlis	sighlis, sighles	—	sighldis, sighldes	sighldis, sighldes
þū	sighlis	sighlis, sighles	—	sighldis, sighldes	sighldis, sighldes
han	sighlis	sighlis, sighles	—	sighldis, sighldes	sighldis, sighldes
vīr	sighlums, sighloms	sighlums, sighloms	—	sighldums, sighldoms	sighldums, sighldoms
īr	sighlins	sighlins	—	sighldins	sighldins
þēr	sighlas	sighlins	—	sighldus, sighldos	sighldins

Descendants

• Swedish: segla
  • → Finnish: seilata