FromOld Norseit, eastern form ofþit(“you two”) (originally the dual), fromProto-Germanic*jut. CompareIcelandicþið,Faroesetit,Norwegian Nynorskde anddid.

ið

1. you,ye(plural, subject)

FromOld Norseet, fromProto-Germanic*it(“it; 3rd person personal pronoun”). Compare alsoOld Norseer

• IPA^(key): /ʊiːj/
• Rhymes:-ʊiːj
• Homophones:í,ý

ið

1. who,which,that

   maðurin,iðáttihúsini

   the man who owned the house

• sum

ið

1. as,when
   • harið

     there where

   • hvarið

     where(ever)

   • núið

     now that

   • tá ið

     when, as

   • ið hvussu er

     however

From the verbiða.

• IPA^(key): /ɪːð/

  Rhymes:-ɪːð

ið n (genitive singulariðs,no plural)

1. a continual moving about,fidgeting, not staying still

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