ræddes

Danish

Etymology

From Old Danish ræthæs, a passive of Old Norse hræða (“to frighten”), from Proto-Germanic *hrēdijaną. The adjective hræddr (“afraid”) (Danish ræd) is a past participle of this verb.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /rɛðəs/, [ˈʁaðð̩s], [ˈʁɑðð̩s]

Verb

ræddes (past tense ræddedes, past participle ræddedes)

  1. (deponent, rare) to be afraid

Conjugation
Inflection of ræddes
present past
simple ræddes ræddedes
perfect har ræddedes havde ræddedes
passive — —
participle - ræddedes
imperative - —
infinitive ræddes —
auxiliary verb have —
gerund — —
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