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Norwegian Nynorsk
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Old Norse klífa.
Pronunciation
Verb
klyva (present tense klyv, past tense klauv, supine klove, past participle kloven, present participle klyvande, imperative klyv)
- to climb
Synonyms
Further reading
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse kljúfa, from Proto-Germanic *kleubaną.
Verb
klȳva
- to split
Conjugation
Conjugation of klȳva (strong)
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present
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past
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| infinitive
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klȳva
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—
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| participle
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klȳvandi, klȳvande
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kluvin
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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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klȳver
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klȳvi, klȳve
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—
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klø̄f
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kluvi, kluve
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| þū
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klȳver
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klȳvi, klȳve
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klȳf
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klø̄ft
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kluvi, kluve
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| han
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klȳver
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klȳvi, klȳve
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—
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klø̄f
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kluvi, kluve
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| vīr
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klȳvum, klȳvom
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klȳvum, klȳvom
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klȳvum, klȳvom
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kluvum, kluvom
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kluvum, kluvom
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| īr
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klȳvin
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klȳvin
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klȳvin
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kluvin
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kluvin
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| þēr
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klȳva
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klȳvin
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—
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kluvu, kluvo
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kluvin
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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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klȳfs
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klȳvis, klȳves
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—
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klø̄fs
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kluvis, kluves
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| þū
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klȳfs
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klȳvis, klȳves
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—
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klø̄fts
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kluvis, kluves
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| han
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klȳfs
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klȳvis, klȳves
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—
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klø̄fs
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kluvis, kluves
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| vīr
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klȳvums, -oms
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klȳvums, klȳvoms
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—
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kluvums, kluvoms
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kluvums, kluvoms
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| īr
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klȳvins
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klȳvins
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—
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kluvins
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kluvins
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| þēr
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klȳvas
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klȳvins
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—
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kluvus, kluvos
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kluvins
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Descendants
Swedish
Etymology
From Old Swedish klȳva, from Old Norse kljúfa, from Proto-Germanic *kleubaną (“to cleave, split”), from Proto-Indo-European *glewbʰ-.
Verb
klyva (present klyver, preterite klöv, supine kluvit, imperative klyv)
- to split, to cleave
Conjugation
Conjugation of klyva (class 2 strong)
Synonyms
Further reading