smage

Danish

Etymology

From Old Danish smaghæ, from Middle Low German smaken, from Proto-Germanic *smakōną, *smakkōną, *smakkijaną (“to taste”). Cognate with German schmecken and English smake, smack.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ˈsmæːjə], [ˈsmæːæ]

Verb

smage (imperative smag, present smager, past smagte, past participle smagt)

  1. to taste (both transitive and intransitive)

Conjugation
Inflection of smage
present past
simple smager smagte
perfect har smagt havde smagt
passive smages smagtes
participle smagende smagt
imperative smag —
infinitive smage —
auxiliary verb have —
gerund smagen —
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