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eeland, eelaund, eiland, eyland, iland, Islan, Islan$, island, islann, ylind,
island [əiˈlən(d)]
n. An island.
n. An island.
eyl, ile, isle, yle, yll,
isle [əil]
n. An Island.
n. An Island.
Eesrael, Eesrel, Eisrael, Israel,
Israel [ˈiːzrɛl]
pn. Israel.
pn. Israel.
ischew, ischue, isha, issue, ushaw,
issue [ˈɪʃ(j)uː]
v. To issue.
v. To issue.
$d, ades, ät, eet, eet$s, eit, et, ets, het, hid, hid$ll, hids, hidsel, hit, hit$ll, hit$s, hits, hitsel, hitsel$, hitsell, hut, huts, id, id$ll, is$t, is_$t, ist, it, it$ll, it$s, its, itsel, itsel$, itsell, itt, tis, tis, ut, uts, $t, $t_is,
it [ɪt, ət, NN.b. I.Ork. ɪd]
also emph. hit [hɪt, hʌt, NN.b. I.Ork. hɪd] Contracted 't in the likes of for't, o't etc.
pron. It. Meaning 'so' in reference to a statement just made or an opinion expressed.
possessive its, hits Its.
also emph. hit [hɪt, hʌt, NN.b. I.Ork. hɪd] Contracted 't in the likes of for't, o't etc.
pron. It. Meaning 'so' in reference to a statement just made or an opinion expressed.
possessive its, hits Its.
itsel, hitsel [-sɛl] Itself.
Compounds and phrases etc.
it'll: It will, it shall.
is 't: Is it
it's: It is.
is 't: Is it
it's: It is.
Eetaly, Ehtalian, Eitalie, Eitaly, Eitaly, Eyetalian, Eyetàlian, Idalian, Italian, Italie, Italy, talian, Tallie, Tally,
Italy [ˈiːtəlɪ]
pn. Italy.
pn. Italy.
Italian [ˈɪtaljən]
adj. Italian
dim. col. tallie [ˈtale]
adj. Italian
dim. col. tallie [ˈtale]
fitchy_coos, hitchie-koo, itchy, itchy_coo, itchy_cou, itchycoo, itchy-coo, itchy-coo, itchy-coos, itchy-cou, itchy-cous, itchypoo,
itchy-coo [ˈɪtʃɪkuː]
n. Anything causing a tickling.
pl. itchy-coos The seeds of the dog-rose.
n. Anything causing a tickling.
pl. itchy-coos The seeds of the dog-rose.
aither, idder, idders, ilk_ane_ither, ilk_anither, ilk_ither, ilkaither, ither, ither_some, ithers, ithersome, ithir, ithur, lkanither, odder, someither, t$ither, thooither, thouither, thro$ther, throu$ther, throughhither, throughither, throughither, throughother, throuither, throu-ither, throuitherness, throu-itherness, throwder, throw-idder, throw-ither, throwther, thru$-ither, thruither, tidder, tither, tother, urra, uther,
ither [ˈɪðɛr, N. I.Sh. ˈɪdɪr, S. ˈðɛr]
adj. Other. With the or before a numeral: further, additional, successive.
adv.: Otherwise, else.
pron. Each other, one another.
pl. ithers Others, other people.
adj. Other. With the or before a numeral: further, additional, successive.
adv.: Otherwise, else.
pron. Each other, one another.
pl. ithers Others, other people.
Compounds and phrases etc.
efter ither: In succession.
ilk ither, ilk ane ither: Each other, one another.
ither some: Some others.
oot o ither: Disintigrated.
some or ither: Someone or other.
some ither: Some other.
the tither: The other, that other.
throuither: Confused, mixed up, higgledy-piggledy, untidy, disorganized, slovenly.
throuitherness: Inefficiency.
whaur ither: Where else?
whit ither: What other? What else? Of course!
ilk ither, ilk ane ither: Each other, one another.
ither some: Some others.
oot o ither: Disintigrated.
some or ither: Someone or other.
some ither: Some other.
the tither: The other, that other.
throuither: Confused, mixed up, higgledy-piggledy, untidy, disorganized, slovenly.
throuitherness: Inefficiency.
whaur ither: Where else?
whit ither: What other? What else? Of course!
e$er, ee$r, eer, eher, eir, eiver, ev$ry, everly, evermair, evir, evra, evri, evry, feriver, ferivver, firever, firevir, fore$er, foriver, forivir, forivver, furever, furiver, furivir, furivver, i$er, iver, iver_an_on, iver_and_on, iverie, iverlie, iverly, ivermair, ivery, ivir, ivree, ivrie, ivry, ivur, ivver, ivverie, ivverlie, ivverly, ivvermair, ivvery, ivvri, ivvry, ivvur,
iver [ˈɪvər, ˈiːv-, ˈɛv-]
contracted e'er [ˈe(ə)r, iːr]
adv. Ever.
contracted e'er [ˈe(ə)r, iːr]
adv. Ever.
ivery [ˈɪvərɪ]
adj. Every.
adj. Every.
iverly [ˈɪvərli, ˈiːv-, ˈɛv-]
adv. Constantly, perpetually, without intermission.
adv. Constantly, perpetually, without intermission.
Compounds and phrases etc.
foriver [fərˈ-]: Forever.
iver and on: Continually.
ivermair [-meːr]: adv. Evermore.
iver and on: Continually.
ivermair [-meːr]: adv. Evermore.