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Czech
Pronunciation
Participle
slita
- inflection of slít:
- feminine singular passive participle
- neuter plural passive participle
Norwegian Nynorsk
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Old Norse slíta.
Pronunciation
Verb
slita (present tense slit, past tense sleit, supine slite, past participle sliten, present participle slitande, imperative slit)
- to tear, pull hard
1895, Arne Garborg, Haugtussa:I meg du enno riv og slit i dine Baand.- Within me, you still pull and tear at your restraints.
- slita tak i ― to grab, to snatch
2015, Synnøve Hole, “16-åring dømd for forsøk på knivran”, in NRK:Medan guten prøvde å slite tak i veska, heldt ein annan opp ein kniv […]- While the boy tried to grab the bag, another held up a knife
- to wear out
- 1862, Aasta Hansteen, (translated from Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson), "Visa hans Upplands-Knut"
Ho gøymde huva i tjuge aar, maatte 'ke slita henne ut […]- She saved the hat for twenty years, did not want to wear it out
- to work hard, toil
1861, Aasmund Olavsson Vinje, Ferdaminni fraa Sumaren 1860:I mi Fødebygd, saag eg vel, at Kvendi maatte slita tungt, og til armare og meir uvitande Folk var, til meir sleit Kona.- Where I was born, I saw clearly that the women had to toil hard, and the poorer and more ignorant people were, the more the wife toiled.
References
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse slíta, from Proto-Germanic *slītaną.
Verb
slīta
- to tear apart
- to tear (something from someone's hands)
- to wear (out)
- to disband
Conjugation
Conjugation of slīta (strong)
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present
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past
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infinitive
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slīta
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—
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participle
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slītandi, slītande
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slitin
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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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slīter
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slīti, slīte
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—
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slēt
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sliti, slite
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þū
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slīter
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slīti, slīte
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slīt
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slēst
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sliti, slite
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han
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slīter
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slīti, slīte
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—
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slēt
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sliti, slite
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vīr
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slītum, slītom
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slītum, slītom
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slītum, slītom
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slitum, slitom
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slitum, slitom
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īr
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slītin
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slītin
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slītin
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slitin
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slitin
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þēr
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slīta
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slītin
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—
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slitu, slito
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slitin
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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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slīts
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slītis, slītes
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—
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slēts
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slitis, slites
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þū
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slīts
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slītis, slītes
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—
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slēsts
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slitis, slites
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han
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slīts
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slītis, slītes
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—
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slēts
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slitis, slites
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vīr
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slītums, -oms
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slītums, slītoms
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—
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slitums, slitoms
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slitums, slitoms
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īr
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slītins
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slītins
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—
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slitins
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slitins
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þēr
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slītas
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slītins
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—
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slitus, slitos
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slitins
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Descendants
Swedish
Etymology
From Old Swedish slīta, from Old Norse slíta, from Proto-Germanic *slītaną, from Proto-Indo-European *slaid-, *sled-.
Pronunciation
Verb
slita (present sliter, preterite slet, supine slitit, imperative slit)
- to wear (out)
- to forcefully grab and pull; to grab, to tear
slita tag i någon- forcefully grab someone
slita isär något- tear something apart
slita loss något- tear something loose
Han slet pistolen ur rånarens hand- He tore the pistol from the robber's hand
- to toil, to labor (perform strenuous work)
De slet i gruvan- They toiled in the mine
Conjugation
Conjugation of slita (class 1 strong)
Derived terms
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