In modern Swedish, verbs are not conjugated in person or number; the same verb form is used for all persons in singular and plural.
All Forms
| Infinitive | eda |
| Present | edar |
| Past | edade |
| Imperative | eda |
| Supine | edat |
This verb is either archaic or dialectal. The verb conjugation chart
shows how the verb is conjugated following the conjugation rules of
today's Swedish; the verb forms shown below may never have existed as such.
Verbs conjugated like 'eda'
abalienera,
abandonnera,
abbreviera,
abdikera,
abila,
ablaktera,
abonnera,
abortera,
abradera,
absentera,
absolvera,
absorbera,
abstrahera,
accedera,
accelerera,
accentera,
accentuera,
acceptera,
accisera,
acklimatisera, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'eda'
eka,
elda,
ena,
ida,
leda,
öda,
reda,
adla,
ådra,
aga,
Translations
Synonyms & Antonyms
Sample Sentences
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Elles va de, som säjdt, ett räktet pläserlet gille, å de roliaste va, ad en konne godt skön po, ad di nyjyfte tötte räktet om en an, fårr di va så vlöckielia, så di konne mest hvarkien eda ella drickia. (Othahwise it was, as said, a right pleasin' gatherin', an' the most amusin' part was that one could see plain as day that the newlyweds was mighty smitten with one 'nother, for they was so happy they could hardly eat nor drink.) [1889, Magnus Ernhold Andersson, Skånskt folklynne [Scanian temperament], page 25:]
Additional Information
Etymology
1. efter ä. t. eiden, av eid (se ED, sbst.
1) sv. dial. ida, äda (Finl.) i motsv anv., ejja (Bohusl.), gå med lugn o. stadig ström (om vattendrag); jfr nor. dial. ida, bilda virvlar i vattnet (äv. om fisk), nyisl. iða, röra sig hit o. dit, ävensom eng. eddy, virvla. Av EDA, sbst. References:
1 2
2. Inherited from Old Swedish idha, from Old Swedish ið- (“again, back”); compare with idelig (“perpetual”) and idissla (“ruminate”). Attested since 1434.
3. Cognate with Danish ide, Norwegian ida, ia, ea and Icelandic iða. Possibly also English eddy. See: Danish '
ide', Icelandic '
iða', English '
eddy'.
Verbs referencing "eda"
English
eddy.
Until the beginning of the 20th century, Swedish verbs had distinct forms for singular and plural. The forms below
show the verb conjugated in all moods, tenses, numbers, and persons.