Sögði

Sögði is a word with Old Norse origins. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "segja," which means "to say" or "to tell." Therefore, "sögði" translates directly to "said" or "told" in modern English when referring to a past action performed by a singular male or female subject.

This word is primarily found in historical texts and modern Icelandic, where the verb "segja" remains in common usage. Its grammatical structure reflects the inflections common in Old Norse and its descendant languages. Understanding "sögði" provides insight into the verbal conjugation and narrative style of Old Norse literature. While not a widely used word in modern English, its historical and linguistic significance is notable for those studying Germanic languages. The root "seg-" is present in many related words across different languages, underscoring its ancient lineage.