distrahere

Danish

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin distrahere, formed from dis- +‎ trahere (“to pull”).

Verb

distrahere (imperative distraher, infinitive at distrahere, present tense distraherer, past tense distraherede, perfect tense distraheret)

  1. to distract

Conjugation
Conjugation of distrahere
Active Passive
Infinitive distrahere distraheres
Present tense distraherer distraheres
Past tense distraherede distraheredes
Imperative distraher -
Participle
Present distraherende
Past distraheret
Gerund distraheren

References

Latin

Verb

distrahēre

  1. second-person singular future passive indicative of distrahō

Verb

distrahere

  1. inflection of distrahō:
    1. present active infinitive
    2. second-person singular present passive imperative/indicative

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin distrahere, formed from dis- +‎ trahere (“to pull”).

Verb

distrahere (imperative distraher, present tense distraherer, passive distraheres, simple past distraherte, past participle distrahert, present participle distraherende)

  1. to distract (someone)

References
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