Swedish verb

draga

dated form of dra

Meaning

dated form of dra

Conjugation

Conjugation of draga (dated form of dra)
Infinitiveatt dragato dated form of dra
Presentdragerjag drager
Pastdrogjag drog
Supinedragitused after har / hade
Perfecthar dragitjag har dragit
Past perfecthade dragitjag hade dragit
Futureska dragaor: kommer att draga
Conditionalskulle dragajag skulle draga
Imperativedrag!a command
Present participledragande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participledragenused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of draga
Infinitivedragas
Presentdrags
Pastdrogs
Supinedragits

Group 4: strong and irregular verbs. Strong verbs change their vowel and have a supine in -it (skriva, skrev, skrivit); irregular ones such as göra and ha follow no pattern. Both have to be learned one by one. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use drager. See the four verb groups explained.

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Questions

What does draga mean in English?

draga means “dated form of dra”.

What is the past tense of draga?

The past tense of draga is drog (“jag drog”). The supine is dragit, used in “jag har dragit”.

What is the present tense of draga?

drager, the same for every person: jag drager, du drager, vi drager.

Origin

From Old Swedish dragha, from Old Norse draga, from Proto-Germanic *draganą, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰregʰ-.

Nearby common words

draga is number 6,949 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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