Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
fara
Present participle:
farandi
Past participle:
farinn
The Verbix conjugation routines for
Old Norse
are under construction. Therefore, there might be errors and incomplete inflections. Thank you for your patience!
Cognates
See the
2 cognates of fara
Indicative
Present
| ek | fer |
| þú | ferr |
| hann | ferr |
| vér | farum |
| þér | farið |
| þeir | fara |
Past
| ek | fór |
| þú | fórt |
| hann | fór |
| vér | fórum |
| þér | fóruð |
| þeir | fóru |
Subjunctive
Present
| ek | fara |
| þú | farir |
| hann | fari |
| vér | farim |
| þér | farið |
| þeir | fari |
Past
| ek | færa |
| þú | færir |
| hann | færi |
| vér | færim |
| þér | færið |
| þeir | færi |
Verbs conjugated like 'fara'
fara,
Verbs similar to 'fara'
færa,
bera,
hafa,
særa,
sama,
vaka,
vera,
þora,
æpa,
bíta,
Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *faraną. The sense of ‘to kill’ is equivalent to Old English forfaran and in older texts the verb is in this sense preceded by of. See: Proto-Germanic '
*faraną', Old English '
forfaran'.
Verbs referencing "fara"
Danish
fare, Norwegian
fare, Norwegian, nynorsk
fare, Faroese
fara, Icelandic
fara, Norwegian, nynorsk
fara, Old Swedish
fara, Swedish
fara, Old English
faran, Old Saxon
faran, Elfdalian
fårå.