Danish
Etymology
From Old Norse rœkta (“to worry”), cognate with Norwegian røkte, Swedish rykta. Derived from the noun rœkt (Danish røgt).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /røktə/, [ˈʁœɡ̊d̥ə]
- Homophone: rygte
Verb
røgte (imperative røgt, infinitive at røgte, present tense røgter, past tense røgtede, perfect tense røgtet)
- to care for and look after (responsibly and carefully)
- to tend (animals)
Conjugation
Conjugation of røgte
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active |
passive
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| present
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røgter
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røgtes
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| past
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røgtede
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røgtedes
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| infinitive
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røgte
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røgtes
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| imperative
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røgt
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—
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participle
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| present
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røgtende
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| past
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røgtet
(auxiliary verb have)
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| gerund
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røgten
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Derived terms
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