Swedish verb· top 5,000 most common

höja

put up, raise, increase

Meaning

put up; raise; increase

In Swedish: göra högre; öka

Conjugation

Conjugation of höja (put up)
Infinitiveatt höjato put up
Presenthöjerjag höjer
Pasthöjdejag höjde
Supinehöjtused after har / hade
Perfecthar höjtjag har höjt
Past perfecthade höjtjag hade höjt
Futureska höjaor: kommer att höja
Conditionalskulle höjajag skulle höja
Imperativehöj!a command
Present participlehöjande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participlehöjdused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of höja
Infinitivehöjas
Presenthöjs
Pasthöjdes
Supinehöjts

Group 2: -er verbs. Present -er, past -de or -te (after a voiceless consonant), supine -t. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use höjer. See the four verb groups explained.

Practise höja

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Yesterday I … (höja). Which is the past tense?

höja in a sentence

  • barnbidragen höjs vid årsskiftet
    child allowance is to go up after New Year
  • militären har höjt beredskapen
    the military are standing by

Questions

What does höja mean in English?

höja means “put up, raise”.

What is the past tense of höja?

The past tense of höja is höjde (“jag höjde”). The supine is höjt, used in “jag har höjt”.

What is the present tense of höja?

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

Similar words

ökningöka

Where the course teaches it

Origin

hög + -a

Nearby common words

höja is number 2,380 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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