Swedish verb

värka

ache

Meaning

ache

In Swedish: göra ont (ihållande)

Conjugation

Conjugation of värka (ache)
Infinitiveatt värkato ache
Presentvärkerjag värker
Pastvärktejag värkte
Supinevärktused after har / hade
Perfecthar värktjag har värkt
Past perfecthade värktjag hade värkt
Futureska värkaor: kommer att värka
Conditionalskulle värkajag skulle värka
Imperativevärk!a command
Present participlevärkande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participlevärktused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of värka
Infinitivevärkas
Presentvärks
Pastvärktes
Supinevärkts

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 värker. See the four verb groups explained.

Practise värka

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

värka in a sentence

  • Som nämnts tidigare har budgeten värkts fram under kort tid.
    As mentioned before the budget was created in a short time.

Questions

What does värka mean in English?

värka means “ache”.

What is the past tense of värka?

The past tense of värka is värkte (“jag värkte”). The supine is värkt, used in “jag har värkt”.

What is the present tense of värka?

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

Origin

From Old Swedish værkia, värk + -a.

Nearby common words

värka is number 6,516 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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