mì-
Gaelic (Scots)
prefix
Etymology
Inherited from Old Irish mí- derived from Proto-Indo-European *mei- (change, small, smooth, go, soft).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*mei-
Gloss
change, small, smooth, go, soft
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
小
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Miocene English
- minus English
- mis- English
- misappliance English
- miinus Finnish
- minus Latin
- minusculus Latin
- nihilominus Latin
- Minus German
- meno Italian
- mis- Italian
- menos Spanish, Castilian
- minusválido Spanish, Castilian
- minúsculo Spanish, Castilian
- μείων Ancient Greek
- *mei- Proto-Indo-European
- *mey- Proto-Indo-European
- minus Norwegian Bokmål
- minúsculo Portuguese
- *maitaną Proto-Germanic
- *missa- Proto-Germanic
- minus Norwegian Nynorsk
- mis- Middle English
- mí- Irish
- minus Czech
- mis- Czech
- meins Old French
- minuskomplekso Esperanto
- menys Catalan, Valencian
- mínus Icelandic
- menos Galician
- missa- Old High German
- mis- Ido
- mí- Old Irish
- mee- Manx
- mains Norman
- минус Bulgarian
- menos Old Portuguese
- *mino- Proto-Celtic
- mens Occitan
- menos Asturian
- minus Crimean Tatar