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Icelandic
Pronunciation
Verb
hugga (weak verb, third-person singular past indicative huggaði, supine huggað)
- (with accusative) to comfort
Ég hugga mig við það að hann þjáðist ekki.- I console myself with that that he didn't suffer.
Hún huggaði hann eftir að pabbi hans dó.- She comforted him after the death of his father.
Conjugation
This verb needs an inflection-table template.
Derived terms
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse hǫggva, from Proto-Germanic *hawwaną.
Verb
hugga
- to hew, chop
Conjugation
Conjugation of hugga (strong)
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present
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past
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infinitive
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hugga
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—
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participle
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huggandi, huggande
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huggin
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active voice
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indicative
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subjunctive
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imperative
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indicative
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subjunctive
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iæk
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hugger
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huggi, hugge
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—
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hiō
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hioggi, hiogge
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þū
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hugger
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huggi, hugge
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hugg
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hiōt
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hioggi, hiogge
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han
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hugger
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huggi, hugge
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—
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hiō
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hioggi, hiogge
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vīr
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huggum, huggom
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huggum, huggom
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huggum, huggom
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hioggum, hioggom
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hioggum, hioggom
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īr
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huggin
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huggin
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huggin
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hioggin
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hioggin
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þēr
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hugga
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huggin
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—
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hioggu, hioggo
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hioggin
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mediopassive voice
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indicative
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subjunctive
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imperative
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indicative
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subjunctive
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iæk
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huggs
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huggis, hugges
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—
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hiōs
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hioggis, hiogges
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þū
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huggs
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huggis, hugges
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—
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hiōts
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hioggis, hiogges
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han
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huggs
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huggis, hugges
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—
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hiōs
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hioggis, hiogges
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vīr
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huggums, -oms
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huggums, huggoms
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—
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hioggums, hioggoms
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hioggums, hioggoms
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īr
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huggins
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huggins
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—
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hioggins
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hioggins
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þēr
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huggas
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huggins
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—
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hioggus, hioggos
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hioggins
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Descendants
Swedish
Etymology
From Old Swedish hugga, from Old Norse hǫggva, from Proto-Germanic *hawwaną, from Proto-Indo-European *kowH-.
Pronunciation
Verb
hugga (present hugger, preterite högg, supine huggit, imperative hugg)
- to strike with something sharp (to cut into pieces, sculpt, damage, or for any other purpose); to stab, to cut, to hew, to chop, to fell (trees), to carve (sculpt)
Han högg honom i armen med kniven- He stabbed him in the arm with the knife
Han högg av honom armen med macheten- He chopped his arm off with the machete
Han högg ner ett träd- He cut down a tree
Han högg ved- He chopped wood
Han högg ut en krokodil ur stenen- He sculpted a crocodile out of the rock
Han högg med kniven i luften- He was stabbing with the knife in the air
- to (forcefully) attack with a sharp body part, like teeth or claws, most commonly of biting
Vargen högg honom i benet- The wolf bit his leg
Vargen högg med käftarna i luften- The wolf was snapping its jaws (biting repeatedly) in the air
Örnen högg honom i armen med klorna- The eagle sank its talons into his arm
- (by extension) to forcefully grab
Han högg tag i hans arm- He grabbed his arm
Han högg tag i geväret- He grabbed his rifle
- (impersonal, often with till to express suddenness and short duration) to (suddenly) hurt
Det högg till i sidan- I felt a sting in my side
Usage notes
"Hugga i bitar" = "cut to pieces" and the like makes it sensible to include "cut" as a translation, though the intuition isn't of a glancing strike.
Conjugation
Conjugation of hugga (class 2 strong)
Derived terms
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