*juta

Runic: ᛃᚢᛏᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈju.tɑ/

adverb

Meanings

yet

Etymology

Compound of *ju (“already”, adverb), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂yew-, accusative of *h₂óyu (‘long time’) and the Proto-Germanic *ta (‘to, towards’), from Proto-Indo-European *do.

Descendants

*jūta (Proto-West Germanic)
- *jit (Old Dutch)
  - oit (Middle Dutch)
    - ooit (Dutch)
      - oiti (Berbice Creole Dutch)
      - ôit (Jersey Dutch)
      - ooit (Negerhollands)
*jūta (Proto-West Germanic)
- ġīet, ġīt, ġȳt, ġēt (Old English)
  - yet, yit (Middle English)
    - yet (English)
    - yet (Scots)
*jūta (Proto-West Germanic)
- iozuo (Old High German)
  - iezuo, ieze, iez (Middle High German)
    - et (Cimbrian)
    - itze (East Central German)
    - jetzt, itz, itzt, izt, itzo, ietzo, itzund, jtzt, jezt, jetzund, jetzunder, jetzo, ytzt, yetzt, jez, jetz, jz, jzt, jtz, jetze (German)
    - איצט (itst) (Yiddish)

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