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# goal, target

#:''Een leerer werþen was mijn grøteste '''til'''.''

#: ''Een leerer werþen was mijn grøteste '''til'''.''

#:: ''Becoming a teacher was my biggest '''goal'''.''

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# til, until

#:''Ji mootet '''til''' ðe daniske targe drijven.''

#: ''Ji mootet '''til''' ðe daniske targe drijven.''

#:: ''You must drive '''until''' the Danish border.''

# to, towards ''(the direction or goal of a movement or action)''

#:''Hise beaghting was '''til''' Odward gerightet.''

#: ''Hise beaghting was '''til''' Odward gerightet.''

#:: ''His attention was directed '''towards''' Odward.''

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==[[Scots Norse]]==

===~~Etymology~~ ===

===Pronunciation===

~~From~~ {{~~der~~|snon|~~non|til~~|p=i}}~~, from~~ {{~~der~~|snon|~~gem-pro~~|*tilą|p=i}}.

*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈtiʎ/|a=ST}}

*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈtiː/|a=LH}}

The meaning of "too" is under English influence, despite having existed in Old Norse, it is unrelated.

===Etymology===

~~====Pronunciation====~~

{{snon-inh|til|til|tilą}} The meaning of "too" is under English influence, despite having existed in Old Norse, it is unrelated.

~~{{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} /ˈtʲɪʎ/~~

===Preposition===

====Preposition====

#to, towards (with genitive)

#{{lb|snon|under English influence}} too

#:{{ux|snon|mèl '''til''' ~~mìcil~~|speak '''too''' much}}

#:{{ux|snon|mèl '''til''' mìchil|to speak '''too''' much}}

====~~=Usage notes=====~~

====Inflection====

~~This term is never used as the "to" for an infinitive, which is most often marked solely through verb form.~~

~~=====Declension=~~====

===Mutation===

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 # goal, target
-#:''Een leerer werþen was mijn grøteste '''til'''.''
+#: ''Een leerer werþen was mijn grøteste '''til'''.''
 #:: ''Becoming a teacher was my biggest '''goal'''.''
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 # til, until
-#:''Ji mootet '''til''' ðe daniske targe drijven.''
+#: ''Ji mootet '''til''' ðe daniske targe drijven.''
 #:: ''You must drive '''until''' the Danish border.''
 # to, towards ''(the direction or goal of a movement or action)''
-#:''Hise beaghting was '''til''' Odward gerightet.''
+#: ''Hise beaghting was '''til''' Odward gerightet.''
 #:: ''His attention was directed '''towards''' Odward.''
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 ==[[Scots Norse]]==
-===Etymology ===
+===Pronunciation===
-From {{der|snon|non|til|p=i}}, from {{der|snon|gem-pro|*tilą|p=i}}.
+*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈtiʎ/|a=ST}}
+*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈtiː/|a=LH}}
-The meaning of "too" is under English influence, despite having existed in Old Norse, it is unrelated.
+===Etymology===
-====Pronunciation====
+{{snon-inh|til|til|tilą}} The meaning of "too" is under English influence, despite having existed in Old Norse, it is unrelated.
-{{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} /ˈtʲɪʎ/
+===Preposition===
-====Preposition====
+{{head|snon|preposition}}
-{{head|snon|preposition|root|til-}}
 #to, towards (with genitive)
 #{{lb|snon|under English influence}} too
-#:{{ux|snon|mèl '''til''' mìcil|speak '''too''' much}}
+#:{{ux|snon|mèl '''til''' mìchil|to speak '''too''' much}}
-=====Usage notes=====
+====Inflection====
-This term is never used as the "to" for an infinitive, which is most often marked solely through verb form.
+{{snon-infl-prep|til}}
-=====Declension=====
-{{snon-infl-prep|til|1v=tilv|1l=tilh|1ol=tiolh}}
 ===Mutation===
 {{snon-mut}}