Dalecarlian irregular verbs
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This group of verbs is called irregular since the presence singular ending
does not end with -r,the past singular ending is -di or -ti (or even only -i)
and the past participle end with -að or -åð.
Historically, most of the verbs of this group are so called preterito-presentic verbs, denoted by a pp
in the list below.
| Infinitive | Pres. tense singular |
Past tense singular |
Past participle |
|---|---|---|---|
| til dugå (='to be good enough, know') |
dug | dugði | dugåð |
| til kunnapp (='to be able to, know') |
kann | kundi | kunnað |
| til lifå (='to be alive') |
lif | lifði | lifåð |
| (til mågåpp) (='to be able to, have to') |
má | mátti | (mågåð) |
| (til munnapp) (='to know') |
(mann) | mundi | (munnað) |
| til tólå (='to bear, endure') |
tól | tóldi | tólåð |
| til ulapp (='shall [pres.]') |
al | uldi | ulað |
| til víla [wi:`l\A] (='to want') |
vil | vildi | vilað |
| til vitåpp (='to know') |
veit [wE:t] | vissi | vitåð |
