ryste

Danish

Etymology

From Old Danish rystæ, from Old Norse hrista.

Verb

ryste (imperative ryst, infinitive at ryste, present tense ryster, past tense rystede, perfect tense rystet)

  1. to shake

Conjugation

Conjugation of ryste
active passive
present ryster rystes
past rystede rystedes
infinitive ryste rystes
imperative ryst —
participle
present rystende
past rystet
(auxiliary verb have)
gerund rysten

Derived terms

  • rystelse
  • rystning
  • rysten
  • omryste

References

Norwegian Bokmål

Verb

ryste (imperative ryst, present tense ryster, simple past rysta or rystet, past participle rysta or rystet)

  1. to shock, appal
    De ønsker bare å ryste og provosere.
    They wish only to shock and provoke.
  2. to shake
    Jordskjelvet rystet hele regionen.
    The earthquake shook the whole region.

References

Swedish

Verb

ryste

  1. preterite of rysa
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