Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
sēa; sē; sīa; seīa
Past Participle:
sēt
Present participle:
Cognates
-
Indicative
Present
| iak;iæk | sēr |
| þū | sēr |
| han | sēr |
| vī(r) | sēm |
| ī(r) | sēn |
| þē(r) | sē; sēa |
Preterite
| iak;iæk | sā; sāgh |
| þū | sāt; sāght |
| han | sā; sāght |
| vī(r) | sāghom |
| ī(r) | sāghin |
| þē(r) | sāgho |
Conjunctive
Present
| iak;iæk | sēe |
| þū | sēe |
| han | sēe |
| vī(r) | sēom |
| ī(r) | sēin |
| þē(r) | sēin |
Preterite
| iak;iæk | sāghe |
| þū | sāghe |
| han | sāghe |
| vī(r) | sāghom |
| ī(r) | sāghin |
| þē(r) | sāghin |
Verbs similar to 'sea'
lea,
se,
seia,
sia,
sla,
spa,
sta,
tea,
æsta,
æta,
Etymology
From Old Norse séa (West Norse sjá), from Proto-Germanic *sehwaną. See: Proto-Germanic '
*sehwaną'.
Verbs referencing "sea"
Swedish
se.