Saxa fluctibus pulsata fragorem edunt.

[pmda]

Orberg has this sentence in LLPSI Pensum B:

Saxa fluctibus pulsata fragorem edunt.

I'm not clear what role 'edunt' or, for that matter, 'fragorem' plays in this sentence:

Rocks, pounded by waves, ....???

[Grochojad]

"Fragorem" is the direct object, "edunt" is the predicate, "saxa" is the subject. For "edunt" try "edo" with long "e", eating doesn't make much sense here.

[pmda]

Oh...I get it 'edunt' means to 'give out' .... I understand..

gratias tibi ago..

Oddly Whitaker defines this as a 1st onjugation (edo, edare) verb and 501 latin verbs gives it as third conjugation (edo, edere...