• ihch

iech

1. (Erzgebirgisch, Silesian)I(first person pronoun)

• ich
• iejech(also Erzgebirgisch)

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FromMiddle High Germaniuch, fromOld High Germaniuwih. The expected Luxembourgish form would be*äich. The formiech probably goes back to Middle High German*öch as in some neighbouring dialects ofCentral Franconian. This may be due to shortening at the time when-iu- had been diphthongized, thus:[yːç] >[øʏ̯ç] >[øç], and then new diphthongization (sporadically before voiceless fricatives as inbriechen,iessen).

• IPA^(key): [iə̯ɕ],(unstressed also)[əɕ]
• Homophones:Iech(general),ech(unstressed only)

iech

1. second-person plural, accusative:you
2. second-person plural, dative:you, to you
3. second-person plural, reflexive:yourselves

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• East Central German pronouns
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• Luxembourgish lemmas
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• Luxembourgish personal pronouns

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