*mek

Runic: ᛗᛖᚲ Pronunciation: /ˈmek/

pronoun

Meanings

me; accusative of *ek

From earlier *me-ge, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁me, inflection of Proto-Indo-European *éǵh₂. Compare *þek and *sek.

mec (Old English)
mik (Old Saxon)
- mik, mick, mich (Low German)
  - mik (German Low German)
mik (Old Dutch)
mih (Old High German)
- mich (Middle High German)
  - mich, mi (Alemannic German)
  - mich (Central Franconian)
  - mich (Cimbrian)
  - mihch, mich, miech (East Central German)
  - mich (German)
  - mich (Hunsrik)
  - mech (Luxembourgish)
  - mich (Pennsylvania German)
  - מיך (mikh) (Yiddish)
mik (Old Norse)
- meg (Faroese)
- mig (Icelandic)
- meg (Jamtish)
- meg (Norwegian)
mik (Old Norse)
- mik, mæk (Old Danish)
  - mig (Danish)
mik (Old Norse)
- mik (Old Swedish)
  - mig, mek (Swedish)
𐌼𐌹𐌺 (mik) (Gothic)