*sīganą

Runic: ᛊᛁᚷᚨᚾᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈsiː.ɣɑ.nɑ̃/

verb · Strong class 1

Meanings

to sink, to drop

According to Orel, a variant of *sīhwaną, which is from Proto-Indo-European *seykʷ- (‘to pour out; gush; flow; run; trickle’).

Person	Indicative	Subjunctive	Imperative
1st singular	sīgō	sīgaų	–
2nd singular	sīgizi	sīgaiz	sīg
3rd singular	sīgidi	sīgai	sīgadau
1st dual	sīgōz	sīgaiw	–
2nd dual	sīgadiz	sīgaidiz	sīgadiz
1st plural	sīgamaz	sīgaim	–
2nd plural	sīgid	sīgaid	sīgid
3rd plural	sīgandi	sīgain	sīgandau

Infinitive	Present Participle	Past Participle
sīganą	sīgandz	siganaz

*sīgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- *sīgan (Old Dutch)
  - sigen (Middle Dutch)
    - zijgen (Dutch)
    - ziege (Limburgish)
*sīgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- sīgan (Old English)
  - sien (Middle English)
    - sie, sye (English)
*sīgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- sīga (Old Frisian)
  - siuken (North Frisian)
  - sige (West Frisian)
*sīgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- sīgan (Old High German)
  - sīgen (Middle High German)
    - seigen (German)
*sīgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- sīgan (Old Saxon)
  - sîgen (Middle Low German)
síga (Old Norse)
- síga (Faroese)
- síga (Icelandic)
- sige (Norwegian)
síga (Old Norse)
- sighæ (Old Danish)
  - sige (Danish)
síga (Old Norse)
- sīgha (Old Swedish)
  - siga (Swedish)