yde

Danish

Etymology

From Old Norse ýta, from Proto-Germanic *ūtijaną, cognate with Old English ȳtan (“to put out, expel”), derived from the adverb *ūt (“out”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ˈyːð̠ˠə]

Verb

yde (imperative yd, infinitive at yde, present tense yder, past tense ydede, perfect tense har ydet)

  1. supply
  2. yield
  3. give
  4. perform
  5. grant
  6. contribute

Conjugation
Inflection of yde
present past
simple yder ydede
perfect har ydet havde ydet
passive ydes ydedes
participle ydende ydet
imperative yd —
infinitive yde —
auxiliary verb have —
gerund yden —
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