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It is still there in Danish: http://ordnet.dk/ods/ordbog?query=briste&search=S%C3%B8g http://ordnet.dk/ods/ordbog?query=briste&search=S%C3%B8g "bristede" is t
by peterfirefly 12y ago
It is still there in Danish:
http://ordnet.dk/ods/ordbog?query=briste&search=S%C3%B8g http://ordnet.dk/ods/ordbog?query=briste&search=S%C3%B8g
"bristede" is the common past tense but "brast" is still used occasionally.
- Rondom 12y agoIt is indeed always interesting to see that it is not only the common words but also those little subleties, which are not noticable at the first glance, have survived in the different languages. http://tyda.se/search/brista?lang[0]=en&lang[1]=de&lang[2]=sv http://tyda.se/search/brista?lang[0]=en&lang[1]=de&lang[2]=s...
- nisse72 12y agoIn Swedish, "brast" is the common and AFAIK only past tense of this word. Brista brast brustit.