Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
gā; ganga
Past Participle:
gangin
Present participle:
Cognates
-
Indicative
Present
| iak;iæk | gār |
| þū | gār |
| han | gār |
| vī(r) | gām |
| ī(r) | gān |
| þē(r) | gā; gāa |
Preterite
| iak;iæk | gik; gæk |
| þū | gikt; gækt |
| han | gik; gæk |
| vī(r) | gingom |
| ī(r) | gingin |
| þē(r) | gingo |
Conjunctive
Present
| iak;iæk | gāe |
| þū | gāe |
| han | gāe |
| vī(r) | gāom |
| ī(r) | gāin |
| þē(r) | gāin |
Preterite
| iak;iæk | ginge |
| þū | ginge |
| han | ginge |
| vī(r) | gingom |
| ī(r) | gingin |
| þē(r) | gingin |
Verbs similar to 'ganga'
gala,
gapa,
gnoa,
lana,
rana,
ænda,
agha,
aka,
akta,
anama,
Etymology
From Old Norse ganga, from Proto-Germanic *ganganą, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰengʰ- (“to walk, step”). See: Proto-Germanic '
*ganganą'.
Verbs referencing "ganga"
Swedish
gunga, Swedish
gånga.