• iits(obsolete)

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iets

1. something

FromMiddle Dutchiet, a contraction of earlieriewet, fromOld Dutchiowiht.This Old Dutch compound is formed fromOld Dutchie- 'anything' and a second constituent corresponding toMiddle Dutchwicht 'being, creature', earlier meaning 'thing'. Cognate withLimburgishget,Central Franconianjet,Englishaught.

The suffix-s is taken fromOld Dutchniets whose-s is an old partitive genitive ending.

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• Hyphenation:iets
• Rhymes:-its

iets

1. something

   Er zitiets in mijn schoen.

   There'ssomething in my shoe.

2. anything

   Anders nogiets? ―Anything else?

• niets

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iets

1. a little,somewhat

   Je zou weliets meer enthousiasme mogen tonen.

   You could showa little more enthusiasm.

• eist

iets(definiteietais)

1. gone;indefinitepastpassiveparticiple ofiet

   ar mazo spēkstaciju atbalstu iriets par tālu ―as for (lit. with) the support for small power plants (it) isgone too far

   atceries kādreiz takas, kasietas ―remember sometime the paths that weregone (= gone by, traveled)

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