i
Swedish
/iː/, /iː/
adverb
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish i, ī inherited from Old Norse í inherited from Proto-Germanic *in (in, into) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *en (in, into).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*en
Gloss
in, into
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
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Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *en Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁én Proto-Indo-European
- fjor Norwegian Bokmål
- går Norwegian Bokmål
- i Norwegian Bokmål
- *geutaną Proto-Germanic
- *in Proto-Germanic
- *laidijaną Proto-Germanic
- akt Swedish
- anspråk Swedish
- emellertid Swedish
- fallande Swedish
- fråga Swedish
- från Swedish
- gång Swedish
- går Swedish
- hål Swedish
- iakttaga Swedish
- ianspråkta Swedish
- ifrågasätta Swedish
- ifrågavarande Swedish
- ifrån Swedish
- igång Swedish
- igår Swedish
- ihålig Swedish
- ikraftträdande Swedish
- ikväll Swedish
- istället Swedish
- isär Swedish
- itu Swedish
- iögonfallande Swedish
- kraft Swedish
- kragen Swedish
- kväll Swedish
- medel Swedish
- ni Swedish
- sig Swedish
- stället Swedish
- sär Swedish
- sätta Swedish
- ta Swedish
- ta sig i kragen Swedish
- taga Swedish
- tid Swedish
- tu Swedish
- ut Swedish
- uti Swedish
- utifrån Swedish
- varande Swedish
- ögon Swedish
- fjor Norwegian Nynorsk
- går Norwegian Nynorsk
- i Norwegian Nynorsk
- *ingot Old English
- in Old English
- in- Old English
- inlædan Old English
- frá Old Norse
- sær Old Norse
- í Old Norse
- í gær Old Norse
- ír, þér Old Norse
- i Danish
- in Old High German
- íggj Faroese
- an- Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌹𐌽 Gothic
- 𐌹𐌽- Gothic
- in Old Dutch
- *eni Proto-Celtic
- in Old Saxon
- inna Old Saxon
- i, ī Old Swedish
- gar Westrobothnian
- *an- Frankish
- in Old Frisian
- li Northern Kurdish
- e(n)- Tocharian B
- i Elfdalian