*ili
Runic: ᛁᛚᛁ Pronunciation: /ˈi.li/noun · neuter · consonant stem
Meanings
sole of the foot
Etymology
Likely an old t-stem, from earlier *ilit, from Pre-Germanic *ilid.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | ili | iliþ |
| Acc. | ili | iliþ |
| Gen. | iliþiz | iliþǫ̂ |
| Dat. | iliþi | iliþumaz |
| Inst. | iliþē | iliþumiz |
| Voc. | ili | iliþ |
Descendants
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*ili (Proto-West Germanic)
- ill, ile (Old English)
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*ili (Proto-West Germanic)
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*ili, *ilithi, *ilthi (Old Dutch)
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*ele, *elede, *elde, *elet, *ēlt (Middle Dutch)
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eelt (Dutch)
- eelt (Afrikaans)
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eelt (Dutch)
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*ele, *elede, *elde, *elet, *ēlt (Middle Dutch)
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*ili, *ilithi, *ilthi (Old Dutch)
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*ili (Proto-West Germanic)
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ili, ile, il (Old Frisian)
- il, eel (North Frisian)
- Íelt (Saterland Frisian)
- yl, ylt (West Frisian)
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ili, ile, il (Old Frisian)
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*ili (Proto-West Germanic)
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*ili, *ilthi (Old Saxon)
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īle, ēle, ēlde, ēlt (Middle Low German)
- Elt, Eelt (Low German)
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īle, ēle, ēlde, ēlt (Middle Low German)
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*ili, *ilthi (Old Saxon)
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il (Old Norse)
- il (Faroese)
- il (Icelandic)
- il (Norwegian Bokmål)
- il (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- il (Old Swedish)