Lesson 19 Flashcards
-sk and -ja-type weak verbs
berj·a
“fight” (ja-type weak, past bar·ði, most often seen with reciprocal -sk suffix)
ger·a-sk
“become, happen” (i-type weak with mediopassive suffix)
næst
“next” (adverb)
ótt·a-sk
“fear” (a-type weak verb with mediopassive suffix)
setj·a
“set (down), place” (ja-type weak, past set·ti)
-sk
reflexive (“she sees herself”), reciprocal (“they see each other”), middle (“I’m afraid”), or passive suffix
skilj·a
“part, depart” (ja-type weak, past skil·ði), very often reciprocal (skilj·a-sk); also “understand”
telj·a
“count, consider” (ja-type weak, past tal·ði)
við
“against” (an opponent), “by, near” (a location), “with, to” (especially “speak with, to”), “in response to”
þykkj·a
“seem” (i-type weak, with past stem þótt·)