*jut

Runic: ᛃᚢᛏ Pronunciation: /ˈjut/

pronoun

Meanings

you two

From Proto-Indo-European *yú, dual of *túh₂. Cognate with Lithuanian jùdu (‘the two of you’).

*jit (Proto-West Germanic)
- *git, *it (Old Dutch)
  - et, get, git, it (Bergish)
*jit (Proto-West Germanic)
- ġit (Old English)
  - ȝit (Middle English)
*jit (Proto-West Germanic)
- *it, *jit (Old Frisian)
  - at, jat (North Frisian)
*jit (Proto-West Germanic)
- *iz (Old High German)
  - ëz (Middle High German)
    - es (Bavarian)
    - עץ (ets) (Yiddish)
*jit (Proto-West Germanic)
- git (Old Saxon)
  - *git, *it (Middle Low German)
    - git, it, iët (Low German)
it (Old Norse)
- ið (Elfdalian)
it (Old Norse)
- þit (Old Norse)
  - tit (Faroese)
  - þið (Icelandic)
  - de, did (Norwegian Nynorsk)
it (Old Norse)
- it (Old Swedish)
  - et, ät (Finland Swedish)
𐌾𐌿𐍄 (jut) (Gothic)