røna

Old Swedish

Etymology

from Old Norse reyna.

Verb

rø̄na

1. to try (out), prove
2. to experience

Conjugation

Conjugation of rø̄na (weak)

	present			past
infinitive	rø̄na			—
participle	rø̄nandi, rø̄nande			rø̄nter
active voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	rø̄nir	rø̄ni, rø̄ne	—	rø̄nti, rø̄nte	rø̄nti, rø̄nte
þū	rø̄nir	rø̄ni, rø̄ne	rø̄n	rø̄nti, rø̄nte	rø̄nti, rø̄nte
han	rø̄nir	rø̄ni, rø̄ne	—	rø̄nti, rø̄nte	rø̄nti, rø̄nte
vīr	rø̄num, rø̄nom	rø̄num, rø̄nom	rø̄num, rø̄nom	rø̄ntum, rø̄ntom	rø̄ntum, rø̄ntom
īr	rø̄nin	rø̄nin	rø̄nin	rø̄ntin	rø̄ntin
þēr	rø̄na	rø̄nin	—	rø̄ntu, rø̄nto	rø̄ntin
mediopassive voice	indicative	subjunctive	imperative	indicative	subjunctive
iæk	rø̄nis	rø̄nis, rø̄nes	—	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes
þū	rø̄nis	rø̄nis, rø̄nes	—	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes
han	rø̄nis	rø̄nis, rø̄nes	—	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes	rø̄ntis, rø̄ntes
vīr	rø̄nums, rø̄noms	rø̄nums, rø̄noms	—	rø̄ntums, rø̄ntoms	rø̄ntums, rø̄ntoms
īr	rø̄nins	rø̄nins	—	rø̄ntins	rø̄ntins
þēr	rø̄nas	rø̄nins	—	rø̄ntus, rø̄ntos	rø̄ntins

Descendants

• Swedish: röna, utröna