Någon, m., f., något, n., pl. några, 'some one,' 'any one;' ingen, m., f., intet, n., pl. inga, 'no one,' 'none;' bägge, båda, 'both;' mången, m., f., månget, n., pl. många, 'many,' 'many a one;' annan, m., f., annat, n., pl. andra, 'other;' ömse, 'both,' 'each;' sjelf, m., f., sjelft, n., pl. sjelfva, 'other;' dylik, 'such;' egen, m., f., eget, n., pl. egna, 'own.'
VERBS. (Händelseord.)
In Swedish, there are three forms of verbs—the active, passive, and deponent.
The auxiliary verbs are divided by Swedish grammarians into three classes: (1) temporala, or those which help to form compound tenses; as, hafva, 'to have,' and skola, 'shall' or 'will;' (2) modala, or those which serve to express different moods; as, må, måste (defect.), 'may,' 'must;' kunna, 'can;' låta, 'let;' vilja, 'will;' böra, 'ought;' (3) passiva, or those which serve to conjugate the passive; as, vara, 'be;' varda, blifva, 'become.'
Infinitive. att hafva, to have. att vara, to be. Partic. Present, hafvande, having. varande, being. Partic. Past, haft, had. varit, been.
Indicative. present tense. Singular. Jag, du, han, hon, den, det, Jag, du, han, hon, den, det har (hafver), I have, etc. är, I am, etc.
