in-

English dictionary entry

Meanings

prefix
  1. in, into, towards, within.
  2. Inward (direction)
  3. Within (position)
prefix
  1. in, into
  2. Into
  3. Doing; forming verbs.
  4. Having, possessing
prefix
  1. Used with certain words to reverse their meaning.
  2. Added to adjectives to mean not.
  3. Added to nouns to mean lacking or without.
  4. Cannot, unable.

Pronunciation

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Word forms

in- i- il- en-

Etymology

PIE word *h₁én From Middle English in-, from Old English in- (“in, into”, prefix), from Proto-Germanic *in, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁én. More at in.

Translations

French: in- en- Galician: in- Greek: εισ- Greek: εν- Italian: in- Norwegian Bokmål: inn- Persian: درون Polish: w- Portuguese: em- Portuguese: in- Spanish: endo- Spanish: en- Spanish: em- Spanish: in- Spanish: im- Spanish: i- Spanish: intra- Armenian: ան- Catalan: in- Czech: ne- Esperanto: mal- Finnish: epä- French: in- Greek: α- Greek: αν- Hebrew: אִי Hebrew: בִּלְתִּי Ido: ne- Indonesian: in- Japanese: 不 Norwegian Bokmål: ikke- Norwegian Bokmål: u- Norwegian Bokmål: van- Norwegian Bokmål: mis- Norwegian Nynorsk: ikkje- Norwegian Nynorsk: u- Norwegian Nynorsk: van- Norwegian Nynorsk: mis- Polish: nie- Portuguese: in- Russian: не Spanish: in- Swedish: o- Swedish: in-
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