drøje

Danish

Etymology

From Old Danish dryghæ, from Old Norse drýgja. Compare Swedish dröja.

Verb

drøje (imperative drøj, infinitive at drøje, present tense drøjer, past tense drøjede, perfect tense drøjet)

  1. to make something last (longer) (usually food)

Conjugation

Conjugation of drøje
active passive
present drøjer drøjes
past drøjede drøjedes
infinitive drøje drøjes
imperative drøj —
participle
present -
past drøjet
(auxiliary verb have)
gerund drøjen

References

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