min
Old English
determiner
Definitions
- my
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *mīnaz (my, mine) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *méynos (mine, my).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*méynos
Gloss
mine, my
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Other
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mein German
- meinige German
- diamantmijn Dutch, Flemish
- goudmijn Dutch, Flemish
- ijzermijn Dutch, Flemish
- kolenmijn Dutch, Flemish
- kopermijn Dutch, Flemish
- landmijn Dutch, Flemish
- meneer Dutch, Flemish
- mevrouw Dutch, Flemish
- mijn Dutch, Flemish
- mijnarbeider Dutch, Flemish
- mijnbouw Dutch, Flemish
- mijnenveld Dutch, Flemish
- mijngas Dutch, Flemish
- mijngraver Dutch, Flemish
- mijnheer Dutch, Flemish
- mijnhout Dutch, Flemish
- mijningenieur Dutch, Flemish
- mijnramp Dutch, Flemish
- mijnschacht Dutch, Flemish
- mijnsteenberg Dutch, Flemish
- mijnstreek Dutch, Flemish
- mijnwagen Dutch, Flemish
- mijnwet Dutch, Flemish
- mijnwezen Dutch, Flemish
- staatsmijn Dutch, Flemish
- tegenmijn Dutch, Flemish
- zeemijn Dutch, Flemish
- zilvermijn Dutch, Flemish
- zoutmijn Dutch, Flemish
- *méynos Proto-Indo-European
- *minnisōną Proto-Germanic
- *mīnaz Proto-Germanic
- geminsian Old English
- mindom Old English
- minlic Old English
- minsian Old English
- mīn Old English
- mincen Middle English
- minn Old Norse
- mínn Old Norse
- min Danish
- minn Icelandic
- mijn Middle Dutch
- mine Middle Dutch
- mīn Old High German
- myn Afrikaans
- min Middle High German
- mīn Middle High German
- mäin Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌼𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 Gothic
- *mīn gmw-pro
- min Old Dutch
- mīn Old Dutch
- min Old Saxon
- männ Westrobothnian
- myn Western Frisian
- mīn Old Frisian
- mein Hunsrik
- man North Frisian