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Ri-verbs
''Ri-sagnir'' (Icelandic: "ri-verbs") are four verbs in the Icelandic language which have the special status of being the only verbs in the language ending with ''-ri'' in the past tense, as well as being the only verbs in Icelandic which inflect with the mixed conjugation (is) except for the preterite-present verbs.
==Overview==
The verbs are ''gróa'' ("to heal, to grow"), ''núa'' ("to rub, to wipe"), ''róa'' ("to row") and ''snúa'' ("to turn"). Another peculiar thing about the ri-verbs is that they are written with an ''e'' in the second principal part (first person singular past indicative mood), even though they are pronounced as being spelled with an ''é''; according to the Icelandic Ministry of Education.
The principal parts of the ri-verbs are as following:
The Dictionary of the University of Iceland and the Icelandic dictionary for schools and offices still mention "snéri" as another orthography of "sneri".
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